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During a home visit, the nurse observes an elderly patient trying to walk to the bathroom. The patient appears unstable and clings to furniture while refusing any help. What action should the nurse take?

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Rationale: Identifying potential safety hazards in the home is the most immediate and effective action the nurse can take. By doing this, the nurse can work with the patient and their family to make necessary changes to improve safety and prevent falls.

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