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A nurse writes the diagnosis of potential for infection for a patient who has just had surgery. The charge nurse makes certain not to place a patient with a diagnosed infection in the same room with a fresh post-op patient.

The nurse does this to manage which of the following? a. Potential for noise in the room
b. Potential for patient complaints related to odors
c. The physical environment of the secondary health setting
d. The social environment within the secondary health setting

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