A nurse is assisting an employer who has hired an individual who has been recently diagnosed with HIV. Which intervention would be most appropriate for the nurse to implement?
a. Educate about how to reduce the risk of breaching the employee's confidentiality.
b. Explain how to inform co-workers about avoiding HIV transmission.
c. Facilitate obtaining medical insurance coverage for the HIV-infected employee.
d. Describe the early signs and symptoms of HIV infection.
A
Nurses frequently work in the education role, and employers may need assistance in dealing with HIV-infected employees.
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