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A nurse is assessing a client experiencing motor loss as the result of a left-sided stroke. Which clinical manifestations would the nurse document?

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Rationale: Hemiparesis on the right side and ataxia are common due to left-sided stroke affecting the contralateral motor cortex and coordination.

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