Performing hand hygiene through handwashing with soap and water or with an alcohol hand rub sterilizing equipment, changing bed linens frequently, using standard precaution when potentially coming into contact with bodily fluids, and placing patients with certain disease into isolation are all examples of

A. aseptic techniques.
B. disinfectant techniques.
C. bactericidal techniques.
D. immunization techniques.


Answer: A

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