A nurse is caring for a client who is being discharged home following a total hip arthroplasty. Which of the following findings in the home should the nurse identify as a potential risk for injury?

A. Large soaking tub without a shower head: This poses a potential risk for injury. A large soaking tub can make it difficult for the client to safely enter and exit, increasing the risk of falls, especially after a total hip arthroplasty. B. No stairs in the home: This is actually a positive finding, as having no stairs reduces the risk of falls and injury for the client during their recovery. C. Elevated toilet seats: Elevated toilet seats are generally considered beneficial for clients recovering from hip surgery, as they make it easier to sit down and stand up, reducing strain on the hip. D. Reclining chair with a straight back: This is also a positive finding. A reclining chair can provide comfort and support, and a straight back can promote proper posture during recovery.