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A nurse dons gloves in which of the following situations?

Assisting a client diagnosed with diarrhea to ambulate from the bed to the bathroom
Taking the temperature of a client with Kaposi’s sarcoma
Providing a bed bath to a client diagnosed with tuberculosis
Administering glucagon through the subcutaneous route

Explanation

Answer: D - The nurse should wear a pair of gloves if there is a risk for coming in contact with the client’s bodily fluids, like blood. Wearing of gloves is not necessary when ambulating a client, when taking the temperature of a client with Kaposi’s sarcoma, or when bathing a client with tuberculosis.

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