Which of the following statements made by the client indicates a need for more teaching by the nurse concerning prevention of reinfestation with parasites?

a. "All my beef will be cooked thoroughly before eating."
b. "I will wash my hands after using the bathroom."
c. "Apples can be eaten without being washed."
d. "I will wear my sandals at the beach."


ANS: C

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A Incorrect: This is an effective preventative measure.
B Incorrect: This is an effective preventative measure.
C Correct: All foods should be cleaned before eaten.
D Incorrect: This is an effective preventative measure.

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