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==Question 3== A client is admitted with suspected pulmonary tuberculosis. Which action by the nurse is '''correct'''? # Wear a surgical mask when entering the room and leave the door open for ventilation. # Wear a fit-tested N95 respirator, keep the door closed, and place the client in a negative-pressure room. # Wear a gown and gloves only, since tuberculosis is spread by contact with sputum. # Place a fit-tested N95 respirator on the client whenever staff enter the room. '''Answer:''' 2. Wear a fit-tested N95 respirator, keep the door closed, and place the client in a negative-pressure room. ''Rationale:'' Tuberculosis requires airborne precautions: an airborne infection isolation room with negative pressure, the door kept closed, and a fit-tested N95 or higher respirator for anyone entering. A surgical mask does not protect the wearer from droplet nuclei. The client wears a surgical mask, not an N95, and only when leaving the room.
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