Mr. Woodby, a 37-year-old male, has aproductive cough, headache, andcomplainsof chilling. When he arrives atyour clinic his vital signs are: temperature103.2 °F, pulse 86, respirations 22, andblood pressure 146/92. His oxygensaturation is 90%. The healthcare providerhas ordered a sputum culture andsensitivity. (Learning Objectives 4, 6, 9,10)1.When you return to assist Mr. Woodby inobtaining the sputum specimen, he askswhy the healthcare provider is ordering thistest. How do you respond?2. Mr. Woodby expresses concern abouttransmitting his infection to his youngchildren. What can you teach him to helpprevent the spread of his infection?3.What is the single best way the nurse canprevent the spread of Mr. Woodby'sinfection to other clients at the clinic?

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