Which statement is true about standard precautions?
A) They are in force only for bloodborne pathogens.
B) They apply to all healthcare providers working with all patients.
C) They require full face shields, gloves, and barrier gowns for all patient contact situations.
D) They are used only when the patient is known to be infected with a BSL-2 or higher pathogen.
E) They are used in student labs that only handle BSL-1 pathogens
Answer: B
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