The 20-year-old female is being admitted to the hospital with exacerbation of CrohnÔÇÖs disease. The client is alert and oriented and has been taking azathioprine for disease control. Into which room should the charge nurse place the client?

A. The client is alert and oriented; there is no need to be near the nurseÔÇÖs station. B. The client is at an increased risk for infection and should have a private room rather than rooming with another female with CrohnÔÇÖs disease. C. The client should be in a private room with a private bathroom due to an increased risk for infection with azathioprine (Imuran). Azathioprine suppresses cell-mediated immune responses and may cause bone marrow suppression. It is also a biohazard medication. D. The client is at an increased risk for infection and should have a private room rather than rooming with another female.