The nurse has just placed a bed alarm for a client who is disoriented and has explained its use to the client and his family. Which statement by a family member indicates a need for further information related to fall prevention?
A. "I know this bed alarm will help everyone know if my father tries to get out of bed without help."
B. "I wish this bed alarm would keep my father in bed."
C. "Now that this bed alarm has been installed on my dad's bed, I can go home and get a good night's sleep."
D. "It is so hard watching my father be so confused. I guess this bed alarm is better than nothing."
Answer: C
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