A patient with neutropenia has a nursing diagnosis of risk for infection.What is the most important nursing intervention in the prevention of transmission of harmful pathogens to the patient?
A) Prohibiting the oral intake of fresh fruits and vegetables
B) Maintaining strict administration schedules of prophylactic antibiotics
C) Strict and frequent handwashing by all persons having contact with the patient
D) Creating a "sterile" environment for the patient with the use of laminar airflow rooms
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