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as intravenous therapy complications 998–1000t

with leukemia, pediatric 387, 388b
in older client 250, 251b

opportunistic, in pediatric, HIV/AIDS 487

postpartum 334–335
in pregnancy 290–291

sepsis 352
sexually transmitted, pregnancy and 272–273, 273t, 293–295

standard precautions for prevention of 175
TORCH, in newborn 352

transmission-based precautions for prevention of 175–176

urinary tract 774–775, 774–775b
in pregnancy 295–296
West Nile virus 847

wound 201–202, 202b

Infectious and communicable diseases 487–499
care of child with HIV and AIDS 487–489

chickenpox (varicella) 491, 491f
community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA) 494

diphtheria 492
erythema infectiosum (fifth disease) 493, 493f

infectious mononucleosis 493–494

influenza 495
mumps 491

pertussis (whooping cough) 491–492
poliomyelitis 492

Rocky Mountain spotted fever 494
roseola (exanthema subitum) 490, 490f

rubella (German measles) 490–491, 490f
rubeola (measles) 489–490, 490f

scarlet fever 492–493, 493f
Infectious hepatitis 634

Infectious mononucleosis 493–494

Infectious wastes, disposal of 172

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