A nurse is questioning a client about hazards in the home environment. Which of the following items in the home is an indication that the client requires instruction about safety?

A. Untacked rugs on the stairs
B. Small rugs in the living room
C. Carpet on stairs secured with tacks
D. Clothes hamper at the end of the hallway
E. Cereal boxes, canned foods, and infrequently used cooking utensils stored on top of the refrigerator


Ans:
A. Untacked rugs on the stairs
B. Small rugs in the living room
E. Cereal boxes, canned foods, and infrequently used cooking utensils stored on top of the refrigerator

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