A rehabilitation nurse is educating a stroke survivor’s family. Which statement best describes long-term rehabilitation outcome expectations?
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Correct answer: “Recovery is ongoing and can continue for months with home programs.”
Rehabilitation outcomes often continue beyond inpatient stay; home programs, ongoing therapy and adaptive equipment support long-term gains.
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