An 80-year-old man has had two falls in the past month. He takes a benzodiazepine at night and an antihypertensive. He uses a cane and has mild cognitive impairment. What is the most appropriate initial falls risk intervention?APrescribe hip protectors onlyBStop all antihypertensives immediatelyCConduct a multifactorial falls risk assessment and address medication, mobility and home hazardsDOrder a CT head scan and no further actionEAdvise him to use the cane more often without other changesCheck my answer