Most of the expenditures for long-term care services, both community-based and in institutions, is paid by
a. private long-term care insurance
b. employer-based health insurance
c. Medicare
d. Medicaid and other public sources
D
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A) Massage with liniment between the toes. B) Dry off the toes with a towel and proceed with foot massage. C) Avoid touching the toes and the surrounding area altogether. D) Avoid massage from the knees to the toes.
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