A patient is receiving immunosuppressant therapy and is preparing for discharge. For which of the following should the patient be educated?
A) The importance of a high-protein diet
B) The need to maximize fluid intake
C) The need for regular physical activity
D) The importance of keeping the home clean
D
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Meticulous environmental cleansing and personal and hand hygiene will protect from the development of serious infection. The importance of this infection control measure is greater than that of dietary or exercise guidelines.
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