You are caring for Mr. Montgomery, a patient on the neurology unit who has just had a stroke affecting his right side. For his safety, where should you put the call light and his mobility equipment?
A. On his right side
B. On his left side
C. Within reach of his family members
D. At the foot of his bed
Answer: B
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