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A nurse is aware that there are numerous safety hazards that exist in the hospital setting. In order to reduce or eliminate patients' risks of injury, the nurse should

A) learn the fire and safety regulations of the hospital.
B) apply physical restraints to elderly patients at night.
C) keep all bed rails raised at all times.
D) make sure that patients are aware of needles that are left at the bedside.

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