The nurse has admitted a child with a diagnosis of severe gastroenteritis. What should the nurse do to prevent the risk of transmitting infection to other patients?
A) Wear a mask when handling articles contaminated with feces
B) Follow standard precautions
C) Discourage anyone from visiting
D) Sterilize thermometers between patients
Ans: B
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