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An HIV-positive patient is in a continuing phase of TB. The patient has completed the initial phase of the treatment program. In the continuing phase, the patient has shown no positive sputum results for 6 months.

The nurse knows that under what circumstances does the treatment in the second phase last for 4 months or more?

A) Positive sputum culture after the completion of initial treatment
B) Inclusion of pyrazinamide in the initial treatment
C) Following the same eating habits in the continuing phase
D) Nausea or vomiting after completing the initial treatment

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