The home care nurse is assessing a client's home environment. Which of the following would be a safety hazard for the client with difficulty in mobility?
a. Wall-to-wall carpet in the bedroom c. Scatter rugs on the kitchen floor
b. Curio cabinet filled with mementos d. Night-lights in the hall and bathroom
ANS: C
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