A person receiving home care needs a way to call for help. Which is correct?

a. A dinner bell or baby monitor can be used.
b. Tell the person to shout loudly if he needs anything.
c. Ask the person to hit the wall if he needs anything.
d. Have the person raise his hand if he needs something.


A

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