When a patient states, "I can't walk very well," the first problem-solving step would be to:
A) consider alternatives such as a wheelchair or walker.
B) find out what the problem is, such as weakness or poor balance.
C) choose the alternative with the best chance of success.
D) consider the outcomes of the choices, such as danger of falling with a walker.

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Defining the problem clearly assists in the interventions to reduce the problem.

When a Patient States, "I Can't Walk Very Well," the First