Which best describes the special needs of patients with impairments of smell, taste, and touch?

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9966 [12]3 years ago

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(i'm gonna try to give more reason cause my last comment was deleted)

i think it may be D because that would be the only one to make sense

it wouldn't be A because how would changing their behavior help physical impairments? (it wouldn't)

i don't think it would be B because how could that help..

i don't think it would be C because medication does not help with those kinds of problems, i think,

hope this helps :)

sorry if im wrong :(

KengaRu [80]3 years ago

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None of them make sense if i have to choose it’s either A or D. pretty sure D

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