Which of the following actions should the nursing assistant take to control odors in the patient's environment?
A. Apply scented lotion to the patient's skin every two hours.
B. Remove and discard wastes as soon as possible.
C. Use air freshener sprays in bathrooms often to eliminate odors.
D. Wear perfume or cologne every day at work.
Answer: B
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