Nurse Maxine is caring for a client with suspected Covid19 in thetriage area of emergency room department. The hospitaldoesn't have any vacant room for isolation. Search topic inthe Science Direct regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) inrelation to Florence Nightingale's Environmental Theory and itsinfluence on contemporary infection control. Explain youranswer with the theory provided.1. What is the best nursing action in line with thisEnvironmental Theory?2. How will you promote quality of life in this patient?

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relation to Florence Nightingale's Environmental Theory and its influence on contemporary infection control. Explain your answer with the theory provided. 1. What is the best nursing action in line with this Environmental Theory? 2. How will you promote quality of life in this patient?