A patient who contracted syphilis from a sexual partner infected the spouse. What intervention should the nurse plan for this couple? Select all that apply.

A. Review handwashing techniques.
B. Administer intramuscular injection of penicillin G as prescribed.
C. Discuss abstaining from sexual activity until cured.
D. Explain the need for follow-up testing in three months and six months.
E. Refer to a marriage counselor.


Answer: D

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