The most common gram-negative organisms cause
A) Gastrointestinal infections
B) Respiratory infections
C) Urinary infections
D) Skin infections
Ans: C
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A client needs to have soft contact lenses removed. What should the nurse do when removing the lenses?
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A) William Farr B) John Graunt C) Florence Nightingale D) John Snow