Which question is most appropriate when assessing a patient's ability to maintain follow-up care with the primary care physician?

1) "How often does your family visit you?"
2) "How often do you attend church?"
3) "Is there anyone who can help you care for your pet?"
4) "Is there anyone who can assist you with transportation?"


ANS: 4

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