A client is receiving IV antibiotics for the treatment of a Staphylococcus aureus infection. Which nursing interventions are appropriate when providing care to this client? Select all that apply.

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A)Nursing interventions to support antibiotic therapy include encouraging adequate fluid intake, monitoring for manifestations of an allergic reaction, assessing renal and hepatic function, and assessing vital signs. Although some clients may experience pain related to staph infection, antibiotics do not address pain, so assessment of pain levels is not related to administration of these medications.
B)Nursing interventions to support antibiotic therapy include encouraging adequate fluid intake, monitoring for manifestations of an allergic reaction, assessing renal and hepatic function, and assessing vital signs. Although some clients may experience pain related to staph infection, antibiotics do not address pain, so assessment of pain levels is not related to administration of these medications.
C)Nursing interventions to support antibiotic therapy include encouraging adequate fluid intake, monitoring for manifestations of an allergic reaction, assessing renal and hepatic function, and assessing vital signs. Although some clients may experience pain related to staph infection, antibiotics do not address pain, so assessment of pain levels is not related to administration of these medications.
D)Nursing interventions to support antibiotic therapy include encouraging adequate fluid intake, monitoring for manifestations of an allergic reaction, assessing renal and hepatic function, and assessing vital signs. Although some clients may experience pain related to staph infection, antibiotics do not address pain, so assessment of pain levels is not related to administration of these medications.
E)Nursing interventions to support antibiotic therapy include encouraging adequate fluid intake, monitoring for manifestations of an allergic reaction, assessing renal and hepatic function, and assessing vital signs. Although some clients may experience pain related to staph infection, antibiotics do not address pain, so assessment of pain levels is not related to administration of these medications.

A Client Is Receiving IV Antibiotics for the Treatment of a Staphylococcus