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A physical therapist assesses a patient's home to ensure it is accessible. When assessing the stairs, which characteristic would make stair navigation the MOST difficult?1.Handrails that extend 12 inches past the stairs2.Steps that are 8.5 inches high3.Steps that are 12 inches deep4.Stairs that are carpeted
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