A home health nurse has thoroughly evaluated the home environment of a patient who will continue receiving a narcotic analgesic at home after discharge from the hospital. The nurse should be concerned if there is
A) a lack of air conditioning in the home.
B) a lack of cleanliness in the kitchen.
C) a loose rug on the floor.
D) no washer or dryer.
C
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