A client is admitted with acute osteomyelitis. A recent history of which of the following could be possible etiologies of this infection? (Select all that apply.)
A. Recent dental work
B. Urinary tract infection
C. Pregnancy
D. Surgery
E. Hemodialysis
F. Gastrointestinal parasites
B, E, F
Rationale: Poor dental hygiene and gum infections, urinary tract infection, hemodialysis and pe-netrating or nonpenetrating trauma can be the source of bacterial infection and, consequently, osteomyelitis.
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