A client has been treated for pediculosis capitis and is concerned about spreading the infestation. The nurse explains that it can be spread:
A)
through sexual activity.
B)
by sharing personal hygiene items.
C)
through your clothing and bed linens.
D)
by sharing drinks and eating utensils.
B
Explanation:
A)
Pediculosis capitis is transmitted through contact with the infected person or by sharing items used on the head, such as combs and brushes. Pediculosis pubis is spread through sexual activity and bed linens.
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B)
Pediculosis capitis is transmitted through contact with the infected person or by sharing items used on the head, such as combs and brushes. Pediculosis pubis is spread through sexual activity and bed linens.
Comprehension
Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
C)
Pediculosis capitis is transmitted through contact with the infected person or by sharing items used on the head, such as combs and brushes. Pediculosis pubis is spread through sexual activity and bed linens.
Comprehension
Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
D)
Pediculosis capitis is transmitted through contact with the infected person or by sharing items used on the head, such as combs and brushes. Pediculosis pubis is spread through sexual activity and bed linens.
Comprehension
Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
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