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| Standard universal precautions cover these two types of pathogens |
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| What is the basic idea for universal precautions? |
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| treat everyone as if they were infected with something |
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| Why were Universal Precautions started? |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 1 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 2 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 3 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 4 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 5 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 6 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 7 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 8 |
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| Universal Precaution: Fluid 9 |
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| What fluid is generally can be worried about less? |
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| PT's at Highest Risk: Role 1 |
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| PT's at Highest Risk: Role 2 |
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| PT's at Highest Risk: Role 3 |
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| treat and perform wound care |
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| PT's at Highest Risk: Role 4 |
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| PT's at Highest Risk: Role 5 |
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| toileting and changing diapers |
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| Healthcare worker's with what disease should not perform exposure-prone procedures where blood contact may occur? |
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| personal protective equipment |
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| Universal Precautions and the PT |
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