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A patient who has completed the first phase of a three-drug regimen for tuberculosis has a positive sputum acid-bacilli test. The nurse will tell the patient that

a. drug resistance has probably occurred.
b. it may be another month before this test is negative.
c. the provider will change the pyrazinamide to ethambutol.
d. there may be a need to remain in the first phase of therapy for several weeks.

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