When Caring for a Patient with a Temporary Radioactive Cervical

When caring for a patient with a temporary radioactive cervical implant, which action by nursing assistive personnel (NAP) indicates that the RN should intervene?

A) The NAP flushes the toilet once after emptying the patient's bedpan.
B) The NAP stands by the patient's bed for 30 minutes talking with the patient.
C) The NAP places the patient's bedding in the laundry container in the hallway.
D) The NAP gives the patient an alcohol-containing mouthwash to use for oral care.

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