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==Question 4== '''Select all that apply.''' Which actions are components of standard precautions and are therefore performed for '''every''' client regardless of diagnosis? # Performing hand hygiene before and after client contact. # Wearing gloves when contact with blood, body fluids, mucous membranes, or non-intact skin is anticipated. # Wearing a fit-tested N95 respirator on entry to every client room. # Using a mask and eye protection when a splash or spray is likely. # Disposing of sharps at the point of use without recapping. # Placing every client in a private room. '''Answer:''' 1, 2, 4, and 5. ''Rationale:'' Standard precautions apply to all clients and include hand hygiene, PPE selected by anticipated exposure, respiratory hygiene, safe injection practices, safe handling of equipment and linens, and sharps safety. Option 3 is an airborne precaution used only for specific pathogens. Option 6 is a transmission-based patient placement measure, not a universal requirement.
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