hard · NCLEX-RN safety
A client presents with symptoms of pneumonic plague. Which findings support this diagnosis over other respiratory illnesses? Select all that apply.
- Slow onset of symptoms over 7 to 10 days
- Rapid progression from initial cough to hemoptysis and shock
- History of exposure to someone with similar symptoms in a known outbreak area
- Presence of painful, swollen lymph nodes (buboes) in the groin or axilla
- Chest X-ray showing patchy or confluent bronchopneumonia
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