When bathing a patient, you should
A. apply gloves before beginning the bath and remove them when you are done.
B. apply gloves before contact with mucous membranes and nonintact skin.
C. wear gloves only when washing the perineal area.
D. wear gloves only if the patient is in isolation or has a contagious disease.
Answer: B
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