Provide three examples of body fluids/tissues where standard precautions apply, and three examples where they do not apply
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER:
Examples where standard precautions must be taken are exposure to visible blood, body cavity fluids, semen, amniotic fluids, or vaginal secretions. Standard Precautions do not apply to saliva, urine, nasal secretions, sweat, sputum, tears, milk, or vomit unless they contain visible blood.
You might also like to view...
You respond to a nursing home for an ill patient. Upon your arrival, the staff tells you that over the past few days the patient's urine output has been steadily declining. Today, the patient has voided only approximately 400 mL. You suspect:
A) chronic renal failure. B) acute renal failure. C) renal calculi. D) pyelonephritis.
Which of the following radio limitations can mean a receiver is near the limit of its transmission range?
A. Deadzones B. Ambient noise C. Static and broken messages D. Interference from computers