A patient recovering from a stroke has weakness on one side and is learning to dress independently. In Roy's adaptation model, which adaptive mode is most directly assessed?
Correct answer: A. Physiological-physical mode
- A. Physiological-physical mode
- B. Self-concept mode
- C. Role-function mode
- D. Interdependence mode
Explanation
The physiological-physical mode concerns bodily processes and physical functioning, including movement and activity. Role-function concerns expected social roles, not the patient's direct ability to dress.
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