A client is being discharged to home with continuous I.V. infusion therapy. Which assessment made by the nurse before proceeding with the discharge plan is most important?

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The most important assessment to make before proceeding with the discharge plan for a client with continuous I.V. infusion therapy is to determine if the client lives alone. If the client lives alone, arrangements must be made for a caregiver to assist with the infusion therapy and monitor for any complications or adverse reactions. The other options (B, C, and D) are also important considerations, but not as critical as determining if the client has appropriate support in place.

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