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The client who is receiving TPN through a subclavian triple-lumen catheter expresses concern to the nurse about bacteria entering the blood through the catheter. The nurse explains that the risk of catheter-related infections can be decreased by taking which action?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: C: Using one port exclusively for TPN reduces infection risk by limiting access points. A, D: Antibiotic use risks resistance. B: Daily dressing changes are unnecessary unless soiled.

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