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A nurse is performing an assessment of an older adult client in an assisted living facility. Which of the following findings is the highest priority for the nurse to address when planning care?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The correct answer is A: Unsteady gait. The priority for the nurse to address in this scenario is the unsteady gait because it poses an immediate risk to the client's safety. Falls are a significant concern for older adults and can lead to serious injuries. Addressing the unsteady gait will help prevent falls and promote the client's safety. Short-term memory loss (
B) is important but does not pose an immediate safety risk. Hearing loss (
C) and constipation (
D) are significant health concerns but addressing the unsteady gait takes precedence due to the immediate risk of falls.

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