Which safety device is most appropriate for the nurse who conducts home care visits to postpartum mothers?

1. Cellular phone
2. Map of the area
3. Personal handgun
4. Can of Mace


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Explanation:
1. Cellular phones provide a means of contact, and are advisable for the nurse to carry.
2. A map of the area should be checked before leaving for a visit, and the route traced.
3. Personal handguns are not permissible or legal for nurses to carry on home visits.
4. Mace is not permissible or legal for nurses to carry on home visits.

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