These are some great references for isolation precautions. However, I am still a little confused. I would appreciate any help. When it comes to airborne precautions..are glove, gown, goggles also needed on top of everything else? (N-95 mask, neg pressure, air exchanges, uv...etc) Or are they only needed if the pt has circumstances that fall under standard precautions? For example, is it alright to walk in their room w/ just the N-95 mask and all other airborne precautions and care for the client with no gloves/gown? I hope this makes sense!
These are some great references for isolation precautions. However, I am still a little confused. I would appreciate any help. When it comes to airborne precautions..are glove, gown, goggles also needed on top of everything else? (N-95 mask, neg pressure, air exchanges, uv...etc) Or are they only needed if the pt has circumstances that fall under standard precautions? For example, is it alright to walk in their room w/ just the N-95 mask and all other airborne precautions and care for the client with no gloves/gown? I hope this makes sense!
Infection Control Manual
Infection Control Manual, Airborne Precautions
Infection Control Manual, Droplet Precautions
Infection Control Manual, Contact Precautions