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Froggy Jumps 🧤 Isolation Hop!Online version Isolation Precautions priorities in care by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A nurse enters a contact-precaution room and sees a provider remove gloves, adjust glasses with bare hands, then reach for the client’s wound dressing tray. What is the nurse’s priority? a Move the wound tray farther away b Stop the action and ensure hand hygiene before touching equipment c Provide new gloves and continue observing 2 A coughing client with suspected tuberculosis is scheduled for transport to radiology. The transporter arrives wearing only gloves. What should the nurse do first? a Place a surgical mask on the client and proceed immediately b Provide an N95 and delay transport until airborne precautions are met c Give the transporter a gown and continue transport 3 A nurse notices a staff member carrying a blood pressure cuff from a C. difficile room to a non-isolation room, stating it is “just a quick check.” What is the priority? a Assign the staff member to another task b Stop the action and ensure equipment is disinfected or replaced before reuse c Allow the task to continue and clean equipment later 4 A nurse observes a staff member removing gloves and then touching IV pump buttons with contaminated gown sleeves while caring for a client with profuse diarrhea. What should the nurse do first? a Ask for equipment cleaning after care is finished b Interrupt and assist with proper doffing to prevent contamination c Document the event and review protocol later 5 A neutropenic client asks to walk in the hallway. Another nearby client is coughing and febrile. What should the nurse prioritize? a Allow brief ambulation with a gown only b Delay ambulation and ensure a protected environment first c Have staff escort the client quickly past the area 6 A client with shingles and open lesions requests repositioning. A staff member begins assisting without gown or gloves. What is the nurse’s best action? a Allow quick repositioning and apply PPE afterward b Continue care and perform hand hygiene later c Stop assistance and ensure contact precautions before care continues 7 A client with active influenza needs to be transferred to another unit. The nurse notices the transporter placing the client on the stretcher without a mask. What is the priority? a Move the client quickly to reduce exposure time b Provide gloves to the transporter and proceed c Place a mask on the client and ensure droplet precautions before transport 8 A visitor in an airborne-precaution room is adjusting the client’s oxygen tubing without PPE and states they are “not sick.” What should the nurse do first? a Provide gloves and allow limited contact b Remove the visitor from the room and reinforce airborne precautions c Allow the visitor to remain briefly with distance 9 A client with RSV becomes restless and pulls at IV tubing. A staff member prepares to soothe the client by holding them closely. What is the nurse’s priority? a Stop the action and reinforce droplet and contact precautions during close contact b Allow brief contact after hand hygiene c Call for sedation orders 10 A nurse prepares clustered care for a client with C. difficile. A staff member brings multiple extra supplies into the room to be efficient. What is the priority? a Allow supplies and clean unused items later b Store extra items on shelves in the room c Prevent unnecessary equipment entry to limit contamination 11 A coughing client with possible measles is in triage without a mask. Several children are seated nearby. What should the nurse do immediately? a Mask the client and move to an airborne isolation area without delay b Send the client for imaging c Offer tissues and seat the client farther away 12 A client with a draining MRSA wound needs a portable X-ray. The technician begins entering without PPE, stating it will be quick. What is the nurse’s best action? a Permit entry and clean equipment afterward b Stop entry and ensure full contact precautions before the X-ray c Allow entry with gloves only

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A nurse enters a contact-precaution room and sees a provider remove gloves, adjust glasses with bare hands, then reach for the client’s wound dressing tray. What is the nurse’s priority?

A coughing client with suspected tuberculosis is scheduled for transport to radiology. The transporter arrives wearing only gloves. What should the nurse do first?

A nurse notices a staff member carrying a blood pressure cuff from a C. difficile room to a non-isolation room, stating it is “just a quick check.” What is the priority?

A nurse observes a staff member removing gloves and then touching IV pump buttons with contaminated gown sleeves while caring for a client with profuse diarrhea. What should the nurse do first?

A neutropenic client asks to walk in the hallway. Another nearby client is coughing and febrile. What should the nurse prioritize?

A client with shingles and open lesions requests repositioning. A staff member begins assisting without gown or gloves. What is the nurse’s best action?

A client with active influenza needs to be transferred to another unit. The nurse notices the transporter placing the client on the stretcher without a mask. What is the priority?

A visitor in an airborne-precaution room is adjusting the client’s oxygen tubing without PPE and states they are “not sick.” What should the nurse do first?

A client with RSV becomes restless and pulls at IV tubing. A staff member prepares to soothe the client by holding them closely. What is the nurse’s priority?

A nurse prepares clustered care for a client with C. difficile. A staff member brings multiple extra supplies into the room to be efficient. What is the priority?

A coughing client with possible measles is in triage without a mask. Several children are seated nearby. What should the nurse do immediately?

A client with a draining MRSA wound needs a portable X-ray. The technician begins entering without PPE, stating it will be quick. What is the nurse’s best action?