When taking digital radiographs, the BEST way to minimize the potential for patient cross-contamination of the computer keyboard and mouse is to
adequately cover all surfaces with plastic barriers that will be contacted with gloved or contaminated hands.
wipe down with an EPA-registered disinfectant after each use.
use an overglove when touching the mouse or keyboard.
have a coworker help you by using the keyboard and mouse with clean hands.
adequately cover all surfaces with plastic barriers that will be contacted with gloved or contaminated hands.
Rationale: adequately cover all surfaces with plastic barriers that will be contacted with gloved or contaminated hands.
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