As the physical therapist is evaluating the patient's progress toward documented outcome goals,it is noted that the patient is not progressing as anticipated.What is the most appropriate question for the therapist to ask?

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This question addresses the possibility that the original goals and outcomes set for the patient may not have been realistic. It encourages the therapist to review and potentially revise the goals for the patient, which may improve their progress. Option A is not relevant to assessing the patient's progress. Option B is inappropriate and could be interpreted as blaming the patient for lack of progress. Option D is not a question that would lead to any meaningful action or solution.

As the Physical Therapist Is Evaluating the Patient's Progress Toward