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==Question 7== '''Select all that apply.''' A client with disseminated herpes zoster is admitted. Which nursing actions are appropriate? # Place the client in a negative-pressure airborne infection isolation room with the door closed. # Wear a fit-tested N95 respirator when entering the room. # Wear a gown and gloves for client contact. # Assign only staff who have documented immunity to varicella whenever possible. # Apply a surgical mask to the client and cover the lesions during transport to radiology. # Use a surgical mask rather than a respirator, because zoster is transmitted only by droplet. '''Answer:''' 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. ''Rationale:'' Disseminated zoster requires airborne '''and''' contact precautions, so both an AIIR with a respirator and gown and gloves are needed. Assigning immune staff reduces risk. During transport the client wears a surgical mask and lesions are covered. Option 6 is incorrect; only localized zoster in an immunocompetent client with lesions that can be covered is managed with standard precautions.
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