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Froggy Jumps Droplet and contact precationsOnline version fundamentals 1 by Christi Ellis 1 A nurse is caring for a client newly admitted with active tuberculosis (TB). Which of the following room assignments and personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements should the nurse implement? a Private room with positive pressure; surgical mask b Private room with negative airflow pressure; N95 respirator c Cohorted room with normal pressure; face shield and gloves 2 A client diagnosed with influenza is admitted to the medical-surgical unit. Under which category of transmission-based precautions should the nurse place this client? a Airborne precautions b Droplet precautions c Contact precautions 3 A client is admitted to the unit with a confirmed Clostridium difficile (C. diff) enteric infection. Which infection control measure is essential for the nurse to follow regarding hand hygiene? a A) Use alcohol-based hand rub before and after client contact. b B) Use soap and water exclusively for hand hygiene. c C) Perform hand hygiene only after removing personal protective equipment. 4 A nurse is reviewing the room placement and environmental controls for a severely immunocompromised client. Which of valence describes the correct room air pressure configuration? a Negative-pressure room where air is exhausted directly outside b B) Positive-pressure room where air flows out of the room rather than in c C) Neutral-pressure standard hospital room with open windows 5 A client with measles (rubeola) requires airborne precautions. Which specific PPE item is mandatory for healthcare personnel entering this client's room? a A) Surgical facemask b B) N95 respirator c C) Face shield and goggles 6 Which of the following conditions requires a nurse to place a client on droplet precautions? a A) Varicella (chickenpox) b B) Pertussis (whooping cough) c C) Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) 7 A nurse is educating a student nurse about vector-borne transmission. Which example should the nurse include as a biological vector? a A) Contaminated drinking water from a municipal supply b B) A housefly carrying Salmonella on its legs c C) A mosquito transmitting the malaria parasite 8 A client is admitted with shingles (Herpes zoster) with localized lesions. However, for a client with disseminated shingles or a compromised immune system, what specific precautions must be maintained in addition to contact precautions? a A) Droplet precautions b B) Airborne precautions c C) Standard precautions only 9 A nurse is preparing a room for a client who is neutropenic. Which of the following restrictions must be enforced? a A) Allowing potted plants and fresh cut flowers to brighten the room b B) Permitting family members with mild cold symptoms to visit c C) Restricting fresh flowers, plants, and anyone who is sick 10 Which of the following diseases or conditions is correctly matched with its required droplet precaution PPE? a A) Rubella; mask, goggles, and gloves b B) Tuberculosis; N95 respirator only c C) Clostridium difficile; gown and gloves 11 A nurse is caring for a pediatric client diagnosed with Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Which precautions should be initiated? a A) Airborne precautions with negative pressure b B) Contact precautions with gown and gloves c C) Droplet precautions with surgical mask 12 A client is diagnosed with Lyme disease following a tick bite. How is this vector-borne disease classified in terms of transmission vector type? a A) Mechanical vector b B) Biological vector c C) Vehicle-borne transmission 13 When evaluating vehicle-borne transmission, which of the following represents a classic vehicle source? a A) Inhalation of droplet nuclei from a sneeze b B) Skin-to-skin contact with a wound infection c C) Contaminated food, water, or clothing items 14 A nurse is caring for a client on contact precautions due to a multi-drug resistant organism (MDRO) wound infection. Which minimum PPE requirements apply? a A) Mask and eye protection b B) Gown and gloves c C) N95 respirator and gown 15 Which set of clinical conditions falls under droplet precautions according to standard infection control guidelines? a A) Measles, Chickenpox, Tuberculosis b B) Influenza, Pertussis, Mumps c C) Clostridium difficile, RSV, Conjunctivitis 16 A client with varicella (chickenpox) is admitted to the hospital. Which environmental control is necessary to contain the pathogen? a A) Positive-pressure private room b B) Negative-pressure private room c C) Normal-pressure room with open ventilation 17 A nurse is teaching assistive personnel (AP) about caring for clients on contact precautions. The AP demonstrates correct understanding when stating which of the following regarding client transport out of the room? a A) "The client should wear a mask at all times outside the room." b B) "Infectious areas or wounds must be contained and covered." c C) "PPE must be worn by the client during transport." 18 Which of the following pathogens is primarily transmitted via the airborne route, involving infectious particles that remain suspended in the air? a A) Streptococcus pyogenes b B) Neisseria meningitidis c C) Measles (Rubeola virus) 19 A client with a neutropenic status needs to leave their hospital room for a diagnostic imaging test. What action should the nurse take? a A) Instruct the client to wear a surgical mask outside of the room. b B) Require the transport staff to wear N95 respirators. c C) Ensure the client walks through high-traffic waiting areas quickly. 20 A client is diagnosed with viral meningitis. Which isolation category is typically implemented initially for safety? a A) Droplet precautions b B) Airborne precautions c C) Contact precautions

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A nurse is caring for a client newly admitted with active tuberculosis (TB). Which of the following room assignments and personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements should the nurse implement?

A client diagnosed with influenza is admitted to the medical-surgical unit. Under which category of transmission-based precautions should the nurse place this client?

A client is admitted to the unit with a confirmed Clostridium difficile (C. diff) enteric infection. Which infection control measure is essential for the nurse to follow regarding hand hygiene?

A nurse is reviewing the room placement and environmental controls for a severely immunocompromised client. Which of valence describes the correct room air pressure configuration?

A client with measles (rubeola) requires airborne precautions. Which specific PPE item is mandatory for healthcare personnel entering this client's room?

Which of the following conditions requires a nurse to place a client on droplet precautions?

A nurse is educating a student nurse about vector-borne transmission. Which example should the nurse include as a biological vector?

A client is admitted with shingles (Herpes zoster) with localized lesions. However, for a client with disseminated shingles or a compromised immune system, what specific precautions must be maintained in addition to contact precautions?

A nurse is preparing a room for a client who is neutropenic. Which of the following restrictions must be enforced?

Which of the following diseases or conditions is correctly matched with its required droplet precaution PPE?

A nurse is caring for a pediatric client diagnosed with Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Which precautions should be initiated?

A client is diagnosed with Lyme disease following a tick bite. How is this vector-borne disease classified in terms of transmission vector type?

When evaluating vehicle-borne transmission, which of the following represents a classic vehicle source?

A nurse is caring for a client on contact precautions due to a multi-drug resistant organism (MDRO) wound infection. Which minimum PPE requirements apply?

Which set of clinical conditions falls under droplet precautions according to standard infection control guidelines?

A client with varicella (chickenpox) is admitted to the hospital. Which environmental control is necessary to contain the pathogen?

A nurse is teaching assistive personnel (AP) about caring for clients on contact precautions. The AP demonstrates correct understanding when stating which of the following regarding client transport out of the room?

Which of the following pathogens is primarily transmitted via the airborne route, involving infectious particles that remain suspended in the air?

A client with a neutropenic status needs to leave their hospital room for a diagnostic imaging test. What action should the nurse take?

A client is diagnosed with viral meningitis. Which isolation category is typically implemented initially for safety?