A patient is diagnosed with adult inclusion conjunctivitis (AIC) caused by the Chlamydia trachomatis organism. Which of these actions will be included in the plan of care?

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Patients with AIC have a high risk for concurrent genital Chlamydia infection and should be referred for STD testing. AIC is treated with antibiotics; antiviral and corticosteroid medications are not appropriate therapies. Although some types of Chlamydia infection do cause blindness, AIC does not lead to blindness, so referral for visual rehabilitation is not appropriate.

A Patient Is Diagnosed with Adult Inclusion Conjunctivitis (AIC) Caused