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A client who has a transhumeral amputation of the dominant extremity chooses not to use a prosthetic during personal hygiene and grooming tasks. Which assistive devices would be beneficial for supporting the client's independence during these activities?

a. Safety razor
b. Long-handled sponge
c. Spray can adapter for deodorant
d. Suction brush
e. Universal cuff for toothbrush
f. Wash mitt

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