MC Knowing that the home visit is to an older person's home, the nurse should plan to
A. Speak slowly and loudly to the client to ensure understanding.
B. Be alert to potential safety hazards in the home, such as throw rugs on hard floors.
C. Spend a longer time with the client than with a younger client.
D. Assess the client's spiritual concerns.
B. Be alert to potential safety hazards in the home, such as throw rugs on hard floors.
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