Home Safety Assessment (Oxygen Therapy)

Answer: D
Rationale: Oxygen is an atmospheric gas that heavily supports combustion; any spark or open flame in an oxygen-enriched environment can trigger an explosive, rapid fire. A gas stove with an open flame (Option 4) in the same immediate area as oxygen delivery is a major fire hazard. The client must be educated to stay at least 5 to 10 feet away from open flames, stoves, candles, or gas heaters. Wool or synthetic materials that create static electricity (Option 2) should also be avoided (cotton is preferred), but an active open flame (Option 4) represents the most immediate, volatile threat. Tubing should be secured safely to prevent tripping (Option 3).

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