The nurse is caring for a client in a private room for respiratory isolation. Which of the following can the nurse do to reduce the risk for social isolation?
a. Keep the room quiet and dark.
b. Play soft music in the room.
c. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and spend time with the client in the room.
d. Talk softy when communicating with the client.
ANS: C
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