The nurse would know that a client who has just begun treatment for pulmonary TB with rifampin has a good understanding of this medication with the statement that
a. "I told my wife to throw away all our spoons and forks before I come home."
b. "I won't go to any family gatherings for 6 months."
c. "It's going to be important to remember to cover my nose when I sneeze."
d. "My urine will look orange because of the medication."
D
The client should understand that orange urine, feces, saliva, sputum, sweat, and tears may occur when taking rifampin.
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