A nurse is caring for a client in Droplet Precautions. What action does the nurse take to decrease a common complaint from clients in isolation?

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Clients in isolation sometimes feel isolated. They have less contact and communication with nurses and other members of the healthcare team. The nurse would make extra effort to stop by frequently. Temperature control is not related to this common feeling. A visitor once a day would not do much to mitigate the situation plus the nurse should not call the chaplain without first asking the client. Books and magazines will help boredom, not isolation.

A Nurse Is Caring for a Client in Droplet Precautions