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Which of these actions is the primary nursing intervention designed to limit transmission of a client's Salmonella infection?

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Rationale: Gram-negative bacilli cause Salmonella infection, and lack of sanitation is the primary means of contamination. Thorough handwashing can prevent the spread of salmonella.

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