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A nurse works in a long-term care facility, where the residents wear street clothes and are not required to wear a hospital identification bracelet. What is an acceptable way for the nurses to identify the residents in order to administer medications?A. Ask the resident to state their full name and ageB. Ask family members to identify their loved onesC. Ask residents to identify other residentsD. Identify residents from their labelled photo on their medication administration recordE. None of these methods are acceptable
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