Standard precautions are a strict form of infection control that:
a. outline procedures to use if you believe the patient may have an infectious disease.
b. assume that all blood and other body fluids are infectious.
c. require the use of protective gloves, mask, and gown for every patient contact.
d. dictate minimal physical contact with a patient.
b
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A) Identifying qualities of movement and reaction to sensory stimulation B) Identifying areas of sensitivity to movement and touch, preferred ways of receiving sensory stimulation, and reactions to sensory stimulation C) Identifying causes of occupational performance deficits D) Identifying areas of sensory processing deficits and their impact on engagement in occupations
A dialysis patient complains of bleeding from the access site in her left forearm. You should:
A) apply direct pressure over the site. B) determine the blood pressure in her left arm. C) apply a tourniquet above the access site. D) apply an ice pack to her left arm.
A newborn's first APGAR score was 6. His second APGAR score is 9. This indicates which one of the following?
A) Improvement B) Need for extensive resuscitation C) Total score of 15 D) Poor heart and lung function
Airway disease due to cotton dust is reported with code ____
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word