Does this concern anyone else?

Ok, here is the situation: A pregnant CNA is giving a bath to a resident with an open wound with documented MRSA in the wound. She is wearing gloves to protect herself and unborn baby. DON sees this and is very upset stating that this is humiliating to the patient and CNA should take her gloves off immediately! After the bath is done, CNA approaches DON to discuss the issue. DON tells CNA that she is more likely to get MRSA from a shopping cart than from open wound. DON states that she could "stick her finger in the open wound with MRSA and then stick that finger in her eye and not get MRSA." So CNA is never to humiliate a patient by wearing gloves just because patient has MRSA. (Also, in our facility, we are not allowed to have carts with protective equipment for patients with MRSA/VRE.) Am I off my rocker or does this disturb anyone else?