When visiting a client in the home for the first time, which of the following is absolutely critical to remember?
A) There may be dangers lurking around every corner.
B) Clients are glad to have the nurse in their home.
C) The nurse is a guest in the client's home.
D) The nurse knows what is best for the client.
Ans: C
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