hard · NCLEX-RN safety
The nurse is caring for a client with neutropenia following chemotherapy. Which interventions are appropriate for protective environment precautions? Select all that apply.
- Placing the client in an AIIR with negative pressure.
- Ensuring the client wears a surgical mask when leaving the room for diagnostic tests.
- Prohibiting the intake of raw or undercooked meats and unwashed produce.
- Encouraging the family to bring in fresh fruit baskets for snacks.
- Excluding fresh flowers and live plants from the client's room.
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