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Amil is an 87-year-old who has experienced repeated falls. He also has poor balance and has experienced greater difficulty finding his way to the dining room. He complains of general malaise, but does not have a fever. From what you observed, what concerns you? Select 1 answer You are concerned that Amil is having difficulty with wayfinding. You are not concerned, as Amil is afebrile (does not have a fever). Repeated falls and general malaise are signs that further assessment and follow-up are needed.

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