Which precautions should nurses administering antineoplastic preparations use?
a. Standard precautions as always
b. Proper hand hygiene after use
c. Preparation of medication in special areas
d. Preparation in direct light under a hood
ANS: C
Administration of these toxic products may pose a safety hazard to the nurse and patient. There should be a special area designated for mixing these preparations.
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