The nurse conducts a home safety assessment for a client. which statement best explains the standard of care being implemented?

The nurse promotes a safe environment

Explanation:

Some patients are unable to go to a doctor's office for exams or some kind of medical procedure. These patients cannot go to the office because of a degenerative disease, severe psychological conditions, among other situations. In either case, these patients need to receive home care. Home care is provided when a member of the medical staff, usually nurses, performs a safety assessment at the patient's home. In these cases, the nurse promotes a safe environment that ensures proper care and patient safety.

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