Why should mobilization and rehabilitation begin as soon as feasible in stroke care?
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Correct answer: Early mobilization improves outcomes and reduces DVT and pneumonia
Early rehabilitation, including mobilization, reduces complications and improves functional recovery in stroke patients.
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