You need a size large isolation gown. There are no large isolation gowns on the unit, and a patient in a contact precautions room needs the bedpan. Six small size gowns are available. You should:
A. apply gloves without a gown, which is not needed since patient contact will be limited.
B. apply a small gown (with the opening in back) and gloves.
C. apply 2 small gowns (one covering the front and one covering the back) and gloves.
D. apply a small isolation gown and put a second patient nightgown on backwards.
Answer: C
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