Contact precautions apply only for patients with skin or wound infections.

Standard precautions should be used for all patients except those under droplet precautions.

Standard precautions are implemented only after laboratory confirmation of HBV infection.

Contact precautions require healthcare workers to wear a gown and gloves when entering the patient room.

A and D.

Single room isolation.

Masking patient at all times.

Wear eye shield for all patient contact.

Remove protective wear and wash hands before leaving patient room.

Institute seizure precautions.

Handling and disposable of sharps.

Place in respiratory isolation.

Assess vital signs.

Assess neurologic status.

Contact isolation.

Respiratory isolation.

Standard precautions.

Reverse isolation.

Sterilization.

Cleaning.

Decontamination.

All of the above.

Hand washing after contact with the patient bed.

Ensure that the patient is gowned and masked during transfers between wards.

Advise staff who will have contact with the patient that he/she had VRE.

Hand washing after contact with the patient skin.

Only; A, B, and C.

Wearing gloves.

Wearing either goggles or face shield.

Hand washing.

Wearing a gown.

All of the above.

Disinfectant equipment.

Covering your mouth and nose when cough or sneezing.

Hand washing.

Wearing PPE