What should a nurse bring to the home visit when first going to the apartment of a newly admitted patient whose referral sheet was essentially blank?
a. Everything that might possibly be needed
b. Liquid soap, paper towels, educational materials, and assessment equipment
c. Nothing; the nurse should assess the situation and then get supplies
d. Agency forms and a pen
ANS: B
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