I have to do a short presentation addressing certain points about Hep C. To my understanding, this is transmitted via blood, mostly through recreational needles. I have come to the conclusion that since it is not through contact--it isn't contact precaution, and isn't spread in the air--it isn't airborne or droplet. So this would leave it at universal precaution? Or is there something I am missing?
The CDC website has a list of all hospital precautions required for every major bacteria/disease. It's a great resource for this project and for the future.
tammy_zeidan09
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I have to do a short presentation addressing certain points about Hep C. To my understanding, this is transmitted via blood, mostly through recreational needles. I have come to the conclusion that since it is not through contact--it isn't contact precaution, and isn't spread in the air--it isn't airborne or droplet. So this would leave it at universal precaution? Or is there something I am missing?