A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a newly licensed nurse who is caring for a client who has AIDS.The nurse should instruct the newly licensed nurse to clean spills of the client's blood with a solution of water and which of the following cleaning agents?

Choice A rationale

Closing the doors can help contain the smoke, but it is not the first action. The priority is to activate the fire alarm to alert the fire department and initiate the building's emergency procedures.

Choice B rationale

Activating the fire alarm system ensures that all occupants are alerted to the fire, and the fire department is notified. This is the first step in managing a fire emergency.

Choice C rationale

Assisting the client to a nearby common area is important for their safety, but it should be done after activating the fire alarm.

Choice D rationale

Using a fire extinguisher may be necessary if the fire is small and contained, but the first priority is to alert others and get professional help on the way.

Choice A rationale

Clients with an ileostomy will not have normal bowel movements, as the stool is typically liquid or pasty. This statement reflects a lack of understanding of the ileostomy and indicates denial.

Choice B rationale

This statement reflects a sense of loss and difficulty adjusting to the changes in body image and sexual function, indicating poor acceptance of the ileostomy.

Choice C rationale

Having a partner empty the bag to avoid looking at it suggests avoidance and denial rather than acceptance of the ileostomy.

Choice D rationale

Attending a support group to handle difficulties reflects a proactive approach to coping with the changes brought by the ileostomy, indicating acceptance and adjustment.