A physiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in
A. Pediatrics, geriatrics, and physical medicine.
B. The care of the chronically ill and elderly.
C. Geriatrics, physical medicine, and rehabilitation.
D. Emotional disorders in all age groups.
Answer: C
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