Jerry Bartlett had a severe stroke 2 months ago. Following recovery and rehabilitation, he was discharged to his home yesterday. He can use both legs and gets around well with the use of a walker,
but he is still lacking sufficient coordination to feed or dress himself and has difficulty swallowing and speaking. His case manager at the rehabilitation center recommends that he be followed at home by a(n):
1. Dietitian and physical therapist.
2. Physical therapist and psychologist.
3. Occupational therapist and psychologist.
4. Social worker and speech therapist.
5. Speech therapist and occupational therapist.
ANS: 5
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