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A nurse is caring for a client with full hearing loss. What should the nurse recommend for the home environment?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is D: Install flashing lights for alarms. This recommendation is appropriate because the client with full hearing loss will not be able to hear auditory alarms. Flashing lights provide a visual alert that the client can see and respond to. Option A is incorrect as it may not be feasible or necessary for the client to move in with someone else. Option B is not relevant to addressing the client's hearing loss. Option C does not address the client's inability to hear alarms. Installing flashing lights for alarms is the most practical and effective solution to ensure the client's safety and awareness in the home environment.

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