A nurse is reviewing the medical record of a client who reports his urine is red-orange. The nurse should identify that which of the following medications can cause this adverse effect?

Choice A reason: Wearing an N95 mask when in the client's room is an appropriate instruction, as it can protect the AP from inhaling airborne droplets that contain pertussis bacteria, which can cause a highly contagious respiratory infection.

Choice B reason: Wearing a gown when caring for the client is not necessary, as pertussis is not transmitted by contact with body fluids or surfaces.

Choice C reason: Wearing a simple face mask when caring for the client is not sufficient, as it does not filter out small particles that can carry pertussis bacteria and enter the respiratory tract.

Choice D reason: Placing the client in a negative air pressure room is not indicated, as pertussis is not classified as an airborne infection that requires isolation in a specially ventilated room.

Choice A reason: Staying nearby can provide comfort and support is not an appropriate response, as it does not acknowledge or validate the partner's feelings of grief and loss. The nurse should listen empathetically and encourage the partner to express their emotions.

Choice B reason: I can understand your feelings of sadness is an appropriate response, as it shows empathy and compassion for the partner's situation and allows them to feel heard and understood.

Choice C reason: I will be positive and optimistic for you is not an appropriate response, as it implies that the partner's feelings are negative or inappropriate and that they need to be changed or fixed. The nurse should respect and accept the partner's feelings without judging or minimizing them.

Choice D reason: You should try to be strong for him is not an appropriate response, as it places pressure and expectations on the partner and discourages them from showing their true feelings. The nurse should support and empower the partner without imposing their own values or beliefs.