During a home visit, the nurse notes that an older patient is sitting in a poorly lit room listening to the radio. When the nurse turns on a light before starting to evaluate the patient and change a dressing on a wound, the patient says, "Oh, you don't need that light. I try to keep the lights off. Electricity is too expensive." Which of the following responses, by the nurse, is most appropriate?
A) "If you can't afford electricity, you may need to consider a new residence. I can set up a visit to a nice assisted living complex near here."
B) "Oh, I didn't realize you were pinching pennies, I'll use my flashlight."
C) "I will turn off the light as soon as I finish changing the dressing on your wound."
D) "It sounds like it would be helpful for you to talk with the social worker who can identify financial programs that could help you."
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