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Cellular immunitydelayed cutaneous hypersensitivity screening is planned for a patient who has been hospitalized two weeks for treatment of serious trauma. Which nursing interventions are necessary? (Select all that apply.)
1. Inject the test dose intradermally.
2. Monitor the patient for immediate itching after the dose is administered.
3. Give a test dose of the antigen by mouth two hours before the test begins.4. Plan to assess for induration in 24 and 48 hours.
5. Keep the patient NPO for 8 hours after the test.

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