The daughters of an aging man who lives alone agree to help their father to stay independently in his home by using available community and social services. Which of the following is the biggest disadvantage of home care?
A) Basic hygiene needs may not be met.
B) Independence may not be attained.
C) Nutritional needs may not be addressed.
D) Social needs may not be addressed.
D
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Living at home helps the client retain independence. However, the home environment may limit social interaction. Using community resources, such as visiting nurses, meals on wheels, and home care aides, would address the hygiene and nutritional needs.
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