A visiting nurse is making a visit to a home where the wife is caring for her husband who has Alzheimer's disease and is prone to wander. Which of the following observations by the nurse is cause for additional instruction for the wife?

A) motion detector alarms are in place on the door of the room where the client sleeps
B) exit doors in the home have slide bolt locks at the bottoms
C) phone numbers of Safe Return and the local police are posted on the outside of the refrigerator door in the kitchen
D) car keys are on a key rack by the front door


D

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A middle school student comes to the nurse's office concerned about her menstrual flow. What should the nurse include when discussing menstruation with this student? Select all that apply

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