Standard Precautions vs. Universal Precautions? - Nursing Student ...
May 11, 2010 · Standard precautions pertain to whatever is the risk - standard for resp issue is a mask, standard for contact is gloves, etc. Universal precautions means you are aware that …
Standard v/s Contact - NCLEX Exam, Programs - allnurses
Jan 21, 2011 · Standard precautions (universal precautions) are what you do with ALL patients, ex. gloves when handling soiled linens or body fluids, etc. Contact precautions go one step …
Shingles precautions - Infectious Disease - allnurses
Nov 29, 2013 · In all cases, standard infection-control precautions should be followed. If the patient is immunocompetent with localized herpes zoster, then standard precautions should be …
Contact Precautions: You should know them forwards and …
Aug 12, 2020 · NCLEX Article › Contact Precautions: You should know them forwards and backw… Contact Precautions: You should know them forwards and backwards One thing you …
NCLEX / HESI Study Guide - HESI Entrance, Exit Exam Help
Jan 29, 2025 · Non-sterile procedures Precautions & Room Assignments Universal (Standard) Precautions ... HIV initiated Wash hands Wear Gloves Gowns for splashes Masks and Eye …
H. Influenza Pneumonia question - NCLEX Exam, Programs
from page 108 of the 2007 guidelines for isolation precautions: preventing transmission of infections agents in healthcare settings: standard precautions in an adult, and droplet …
Isolation - yes/no - MDS Coordinator Information - allnurses
Oct 24, 2016 · 2. Precautions are over and above standard precautions. That is, transmission-based precautions (contact, droplet, and/or airborne) must be in effect. 3. The resident is in a …
Pregnant RN caring for a CMV patient - NCLEX Exam, Programs
Jul 6, 2011 · I'm looking over kaplan questions and this one involves a pregnant RN caring for a client diagnosed with CMV. The RN is in early pregnancy (if that makes a difference). My first …
Viral meningitis - precautions? - Emergency Nursing - allnurses
Nov 23, 2008 · Viral menningits is standard precautions. Bacterial menningitis is droplet, and the pt is much much sicker.
Universal Precautions vs. Patient Dignity - Patient Safety Issues
Sep 7, 2013 · Having said that -- standard precautions include PPE protection from bodily fluids. Common sense dictates appropriate barriers to shield from bodily fluids and that includes both …