A client has been placed on Droplet Precautions for meningococcal meningitis. The nurse must wear a mask when entering the room and especially within which distance of taking care of the infected client?
A) 1 foot
B) 2 feet
C) 3 feet
D) 4 feet
C
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Wear a mask when entering the room, but especially when within 3 feet of an infected client.
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