TUBERCULOSIS FULL SOLUTION STUDY PAPER
WITH EXPERT VERIFIED QUESTIONS FOR TOP
SCORES 2026
◉Which type of room should the William be placed in when transferred
from the waiting room to an ED room?
A client room with negative airflow capability.
A multiple client room with curtains for privacy.
A client room with contact precaution capability.
A semi-private room with another client with respiratory symptoms.
Answer: A client room with negative airflow capability.
Rationale: A client who presents with symptoms of TB should be placed
in a client room with negative airflow capability as soon as possible. In
this type of room, air circulates into the contaminated area of the client's
room from surrounding areas. A multiple client room is not appropriate
as the client with TB is contagious. The client suspected of having TB
should never be placed in a room with other clients. All client rooms
include contact precautions.
◉Which type of precautions should be used when providing care for
William? Select all that apply.
Standard precautions
, Contact precautions
Droplet precautions
Airborne precautions
Reverse isolation precautions Answer: Standard precautions
Airborne precautions
Rationale: A client suspected of having TB will require standard
precautions in addition to airborne precautions, a type of isolation
precaution. Airborne precautions require placement in an airborne
infection isolation room (AIIR) and the use of an N-95 mask.
◉Which personal protective equipment (PPE) should the nurse don prior
to entering the room to assist William after he has vomited? Select all
that apply.
Surgical mask
N95 respirator
Head covering
Shoe protectors
Gloves Answer: N95 respirator
Gloves
Rationale: An N95 respiratory mask is required prior to entering any
client's room who is suspected of having TB. Since the client has
WITH EXPERT VERIFIED QUESTIONS FOR TOP
SCORES 2026
◉Which type of room should the William be placed in when transferred
from the waiting room to an ED room?
A client room with negative airflow capability.
A multiple client room with curtains for privacy.
A client room with contact precaution capability.
A semi-private room with another client with respiratory symptoms.
Answer: A client room with negative airflow capability.
Rationale: A client who presents with symptoms of TB should be placed
in a client room with negative airflow capability as soon as possible. In
this type of room, air circulates into the contaminated area of the client's
room from surrounding areas. A multiple client room is not appropriate
as the client with TB is contagious. The client suspected of having TB
should never be placed in a room with other clients. All client rooms
include contact precautions.
◉Which type of precautions should be used when providing care for
William? Select all that apply.
Standard precautions
, Contact precautions
Droplet precautions
Airborne precautions
Reverse isolation precautions Answer: Standard precautions
Airborne precautions
Rationale: A client suspected of having TB will require standard
precautions in addition to airborne precautions, a type of isolation
precaution. Airborne precautions require placement in an airborne
infection isolation room (AIIR) and the use of an N-95 mask.
◉Which personal protective equipment (PPE) should the nurse don prior
to entering the room to assist William after he has vomited? Select all
that apply.
Surgical mask
N95 respirator
Head covering
Shoe protectors
Gloves Answer: N95 respirator
Gloves
Rationale: An N95 respiratory mask is required prior to entering any
client's room who is suspected of having TB. Since the client has
