The nurse is teaching a client with preterm premature rupture of membranes (PPROM) regarding self-care activities. Which activities should the nurse include in her teaching?
a. Report a temperature higher than 40° C.
b. Tampons are safe to use to absorb the leaking amniotic fluid.
c. Do not engage in sexual activity.
d. Taking frequent tub baths is safe.
Ans: c. Do not engage in sexual activity.
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