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The nurse is concerned that a client with bowel and bladder dysfunction is at risk for developing an infection. Which actions should the nurse take to help reduce this client's risk for developing an infection? Select all that apply.
A) Use standard precautions when handling linen after episodes of incontinence.
B) Turn and reposition the client every 2 hours.
C) Provide hygienic care after episodes of incontinence.
D) Cover wounds with antibiotic ointment and sterile gauze.
E) Monitor intake and output.

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Nursing: A Concept-Based Approach to Learning, Volume I

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