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As part of an infection-control policy, newly admitted clients are screened for possible undiagnosed or unsuspected infectious tuberculosis. Which questions should the nurse ask to accomplish this screening? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer: A,B,C

Rationale: A: Exposure history is key for TB screening. B: Recent skin tests indicate prior screening. C: Prolonged cough is a TB symptom. D: Blood in urine/stools is unrelated. E: Weight loss, not gain, is associated with TB.

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