In Which of the Following Situations Is It Appropriate for a Patient

question 17

Multiple Choice

In which of the following situations is it appropriate for a patient to be discharged from a cardiac rehabilitation program?

• A)Anticipated goals and desired outcomes have been achieved.
• B)Patient declines to continue intervention.
• C)Patient is failing to attend scheduled appointments and not making progress.
• D)All of the above meet the criteria for discharge.

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