The nurse is planning care for a patient diagnosed with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) . The nurse selects Risk for Infection as a priority nursing diagnosis for this patient. Based on this nursing diagnosis, which actions by the nurse are appropriate? Select all that apply.
A) Administering tuberculosis skin tests every 6 months
B) Teaching proper food-handling techniques to the family
C) Instructing on the importance of using nonbleach cleaners for blood spills at home
D) Assessing the health status of all visitors
E) Monitoring hand-washing techniques used by the family
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Q20: The nurse is providing care to
Q21: In administering antiretroviral therapy medications to patients
Q22: The nurse is providing care to a
Q23: In providing care to an HIV-positive patient,
Q24: Place the progression of human immunodeficiency virus
Q26: The nurse correlates which comorbidities as impacting
Q27: According to the Centers for Disease Control
Q28: In preparing an education program for staff
Q29: In providing care to a patient with
Q30: The nurse provides care to a patient
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