Question

For what client would a broad-spectrum antibiotic be most appropriate? a client whose urinary tract infection has been attributed to escherichia coli a client who has an oral temperature of 100.2° f (37.9°

c.but no other signs or symptoms of infection a client who has symptoms of infection but whose culture and sensitivity results are not yet available a client with a respiratory infection who is 84 years old

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer: A client who has symptoms of infection but whose culture and sensitivity results are not yet available

Broad-spectrum antibiotics are often used to treat infections of a client who has symptoms of infection but whose culture and sensitivity results are not yet available. The presence of a fever say a client with an oral temperature of 37.9°C, would not be an indication also to use broad-spectrum antibiotics. Age also.