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I am a new graduate nurse and I was offered a position in the ED at a community hospital and I was also offered a position in the telemetry/medsurge unit at Kaiser. The pros of the community hospital is the ED department, where I want to be and will be able to gain valuable experience. The pros of Kaiser is the pay/benefits, with the opportunity to transfer to different units in the future. I am grateful for the opportunity to have the option to start either in the ED or at a larger institution such as Kaiser as a new graduate. However, the problem is I am stuck and am unable to decide on which offer I should accept. My near future goal is to become a nurse practitioner. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

If you are an organ donor and have passed away, can a power of attorney override/change the decision of your organs to not be donated?

I know that for airborne precautions you wear a N95 mask, and for droplet precautions you wear a surgical mask. I was wondering are you supposed to wear a gown and gloves in addition to the N95/surgical mask for airborne/droplet precautions. I have come across sources where it indicates that some airborne/droplet isolations require a gown/gloves, while other sources indicate a gown/gloves is not required, just the mask. Can anyone clarify?