01
Front
How do Transmission-Based Precautions relate to Standard Precautions?
Back
Transmission-Based Precautions are used in addition to Standard Precautions.
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4 Isolation Procedures Free Online FlashCards
Study 4 Isolation Procedures with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.
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02
Front
What room is generally preferred for a patient on Contact Precautions?
Back
A single-patient room is generally preferred when available.
03
Front
When may patients with the same pathogen share a room?
Back
Cohorting may be appropriate if the patients are suitable roommates and facility policy allows it.
04
Front
Which roommate should be avoided when placing an infectious patient?
Back
Avoid placing an infectious patient with someone at increased risk of severe infection.
05
Front
What is the preferred room setup for Airborne Precautions?
Back
Use an airborne infection isolation room (AIIR) and keep its door closed.
06
Front
What should staff do if an AIIR is unavailable?
Back
Follow facility procedures for temporary placement and transfer.
07
Front
What should an isolation sign tell people entering a room?
Back
The sign should state the required precautions and protective equipment or actions needed before entry.
08
Front
Should an isolation sign disclose the patient’s diagnosis?
Back
Do not post the patient’s diagnosis on the isolation sign.
09
Front
When should a patient on Transmission-Based Precautions be transported?
Back
Limit transport to medically necessary purposes.
10
Front
What source-control measures are used during transport on Droplet Precautions?
Back
For Droplet Precautions, have the patient wear a mask if tolerated and follow respiratory hygiene.
11
Front
What should staff do before a patient on Droplet Precautions arrives for a test?
Back
Notify the receiving area so staff can prepare for the required precautions.
12
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What should a caregiver do with contaminated PPE before transporting a patient on Contact Precautions?
Back
Remove and discard contaminated PPE, perform hand hygiene, and use clean PPE at the destination as needed.
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