Isolation Precautions

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Which Isolation does the rule, “you can maintain a distance of 3 feet without a mask” apply to? Options: Airborne, Droplet, Contact, Protective, Standard/Universal

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Droplet

Front

Patients infected with a pathogen transmitted by large particle droplets would be placed on which isolation?

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Droplet

Front

Patients infected with a pathogen transmitted by small particle droplets would be placed on which isolation?

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Airborne

Front

Choosing PPE based on a procedure would be which type of precaution? Options: Airborne, Droplet, Contact, Protective, Standard/Universal

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Standard/Universal

Front

For your protection which type of isolation require gloves to be worn when coming into contact with the patient or contaminated surfaces? Options: Airborne, Droplet, Contact, Protective, Standard/Universal

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Contact

Front

This type of isolation allows for patients to have different diagnosis in the same room if 3 feet are maintained between them

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Droplet

Front

Immunocompromised patients are placed on which type of isolation? Options: Airborne, Droplet, Contact, Protective, Standard/Universal

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Protective

Front

Patients with Staph or E-coli are placed on which type of Isolation?

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Contact

Front

Tuberculosis patients are placed on which type of isolation?

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Airborne

Front

This type of isolation requires sterile PPE to enter the room.

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Protective