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A nurse is teaching a patient about reducing the risk for falls. Which of the following statements should the nurse make?

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Rationale: The correct answer is A: Install handrails in your bathroom. Handrails in the bathroom can provide support and stability, reducing the risk of falls, especially when using the toilet or shower. Handrails help the patient maintain balance and prevent accidents.
Choice B is incorrect because a standard height toilet seat does not directly impact fall risk.
Choice C, wearing backless shoes, increases the risk of falls as they provide less stability and support.
Choice D is incorrect as covering extension cords with a throw rug can increase the risk of tripping and falling.

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