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When involved with discharge planning for a patient recovering from a mild cerebrovascular accident, the nurse should understand that Medicare provides

a. longer stays for Medicare patients in acute inpatient settings.
b. increased use of extended care units for rehabilitation needs.
c. inappropriate early discharge of large numbers of patients.
d. universal coverage for U.S. citizens and permanent residents.

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