Standard precautions are designed to be used for which patients?, Only patients with confirmed infections, All patients regardless of diagnosis, Only immunocompromised patients, Only patients in isolation rooms, A patient on airborne precautions should be placed in:, A private room with door open, A positive pressure room, An Airborne Infection Isolation Room (AIIR), A cohort room, Droplet precautions are primarily used to prevent transmission via:, Large respiratory droplets, Direct skin contact, Small airborne particles, Contaminated food, When transporting a patient on droplet precautions, what distance should be maintained from others?, At least 1 meter, 50 cm, No distance is required, 30 cm, Which PPE is required for contact precautions?, Surgical mask only, N95 respirator, Gloves and gown, Face shield only, A patient with suspected tuberculosis needs an X-ray. What precautions are required during transport?, No precautions needed, Surgical mask on patient and notify receiving unit, Gloves only, Goggles only, A patient with C. difficile diarrhea requires:, Droplet precautions, Airborne precautions, Standard precautions only, Contact precautions with soap and water hand hygiene, A visitor refuses to wear PPE in an isolation room. What is the nurse’s responsibility?, Ignore the visitor, Document only, Educate, reinforce policy, and restrict access if needed, Allow entry briefly
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