A nurse is reviewing a client's medical history to identify risk factors for osteoporosis.The nurse should identify that which of the following findings is a risk factor for developing osteoporosis?

Choice A rationale

Obtaining blood pressure readings using the client's right arm can increase the risk of lymphedema in the affected arm.

Choice B rationale

Keeping both arms below the level of the client's heart can hinder proper lymphatic drainage and contribute to lymphedema.

Choice C rationale

Limiting range-of-motion exercises with the affected arm can cause stiffness and impede lymphatic flow, increasing the risk of lymphedema.

Choice D rationale

Using the client's left arm to obtain blood samples helps prevent unnecessary trauma to the right arm, reducing the risk of lymphedema.

Choice A rationale

A negative airflow room is typically used for airborne pathogens such as tuberculosis, not influenza, which is droplet-borne.

Choice B rationale

An N95 mask is not necessary for influenza care. Standard precautions, including wearing a surgical mask and practicing hand hygiene, are usually sufficient.

Choice C rationale

Administering an influenza immunization is not appropriate for a client who is already infected with influenza. The vaccine is used for prevention, not treatment.

Choice D rationale

Wearing a surgical mask during transport is an effective way to prevent the spread of influenza to others.