An older individual is touring an assisted living facility with his family in order to find a place to live after the death of his spouse and issues with mobility. Which characteristic of the facility is most in need of modification?
A) The temperature of common areas is kept between 75°F and 77°F
B) Aromatherapy is used in the facility to provide a pleasant scent environment
C) Area rugs are placed in front of each sink in residents' washrooms to ensure warmth
D) There is more tile than carpet throughout the facility and carpets are glued to the floor
C
Feedback:
Area rugs constitute a fall risk and should not be used. The temperature, the use of aromatherapy, and the prioritization of tile over carpet are all conducive to a safe and pleasant environment.
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