What is the best infection control precaution when caring patient with Scabies? Standard precaution Contact precaution Droplet precaution Airborne precaution

What is the best infection control precaution when caring HIV/AIDS patients? Standard precaution Contact precaution Droplet precaution Airborne precaution

Standard precautions and transmission-based precautions are two types of precautions that should be used to prevent and control infection in health care.TrueFalse

When managing the risk of infection from pertussis and meningococcal disease, what transmission-based precautions should be implemented? Airborne precautionsContact precautionsDroplet precautionsStandard precautions only

Standard precautions are work practices required for the basic level of infection prevention and control. Which of the following do they apply to?1.All patients, regardless of suspected or confirmed infection status2.Only patients who are known to be colonised with resistant microorganisms3.Only patients who have an active infection4.Only patients who you suspect are colonised or infected with an infectious agent

Standard precaution recommendations apply to which of the following? Only patients with diagnosed infections Only blood and body fluids with visible blood All body fluids including sweat All patients receiving care in hospitals