When working in a "Standard Precautions" area,
A) all persons who talk to the patient should wear gloves.
B) all persons who touch contaminated equipment should wear gloves.
C) all persons who touch the patient should wear gloves.
D) it is not necessary to wear gloves.
Answer: B
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