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A nurse is caring for a client who has been suspected of recent exposure to anthrax by inhalation. Which of the following findings would indicate the client has been exposed?

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Rationale: Flu-like symptoms are the initial presentation of inhalation anthrax, including fever, cough, and malaise, which can progress to severe respiratory distress.

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