An 83-year-old client has had a stroke and has right hemiparesis. He has an inability to garden and is being cared for by his family. The family states he seems depressed and has no current interests
Based on the family's information, it would be appropriate for the family to allow the client to assist in planning an herb garden in the home. This is an example of
A) Output
B) Abstraction
C) Development
D) Implementation
Ans: A
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