A nurse who was exposed to the blood of an HIV-positive client is awaiting the results of an HIV test. In the meantime, which of the following precautions must the nurse take to prevent the spread of infection?

A) Limit interactions with people who are not HIV infected.
B) Limit interactions with people who are already HIV infected.
C) Follow the same sexual precautions as someone who has been diagnosed with AIDS.
D) Quit her job and admit herself to a hospital or a cancer treatment center.


C

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