Which attempt by the family to prevent an older, frail adult from falling causes the home health nurse concern?

A. Installing handrails is a helpful safety measure that supports balance and mobility, reducing fall risk. B. Keeping bed side rails up can be dangerous, especially for older, frail adults. They may try to climb over them, increasing the risk of serious injury from falls. This intervention is often considered a form of restraint. C. Low wattage night-lights improve visibility and reduce disorientation at night, helping to prevent falls. D. Encouraging proper assistive device use (like a cane) enhances safety during ambulation and is an appropriate fall-prevention strategy.