Patient units in the long-term care setting look different from acute care environments because
A. The room may include more personal items, as this is the resident's home.
B. The room will need more health-related equipment.
C. Standard precautions are not used in long-term care.
D. High-intensity lights are used for procedures and safety.
Answer: A
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