The nurse is preparing to weigh a client on a digital scale. Which intervention should the nurse implement to obtain an accurate weight?
A. Calibrate the scale.
B. Ask the client to remove their shoes.
C. Ensure the scale has a capacity to hold greater than 159 kg.
D. Have the client stand on the scale facing backward.
Answer: B
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