A client with enterobiasis asks how spread of the infestation to other family members can be prevented. What is the nurse's best response?
A. "Wear a mask over your mouth when in close contact with others."
B. "Wash your hands before meals and after bowel movements."
C. "Sleep in a separate room until the infection subsides."
D. "Vacuum the home thoroughly."
B
This infestation is acquired by the oral-fecal route. The client is instructed to wash his or her hands before meals and after each bowel movement with an antibacterial soap to prevent spread of the infestation.
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