What should a client with leukopenia avoid to reduce their risk of infection?

A client with leukopenia has a decreased white blood cell count, which makes them more susceptible to infections. To reduce the risk of infection, it's critical for these individuals to minimize exposure to situations where they could encounter pathogens.

Avoiding large crowds is particularly important because crowded places often harbor a higher concentration of germs and other infectious agents. In these settings, the likelihood of coming into contact with people who may be ill or carrying pathogens significantly increases, putting individuals with compromised immune systems at greater risk of contracting infections.

While sun exposure, dietary choices like high-fiber foods, and iron supplements may have their own health considerations, they do not directly relate to the immediate risk of infection for someone with leukopenia. Thus, focusing on limiting exposure to potentially infectious environments, such as large crowds, is the most effective strategy for protecting clients with this condition.