What is the primary difficulty for which people older than age 15 may need rehabilitation services?
A. Activities of daily living, such as bathing or going to the toilet
B. Functional activities, such as walking or climbing stairs
C. Instrumental activities, such as preparing meals or paying bills
D. Use of assistive aids, such as walkers, canes, or wheelchairs
ANS: B
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