A nurse is counseling a young man with a new diagnosis of tuberculosis. Which of the following statements about what to expect during his treatment is incorrect?
A. He will be taking several antibiotics for several weeks.
B. He will need to stay in the hospital and in isolation until he has 2 to 3 negative sputum tests.
C. He will need to be observed taking his medication each day.
D. He will need to be on activity restrictions until he is feeling completely recovered.
ANS: B
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