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Which of these standards would be effective in reducing the transmission of infectious disease? Check all of the boxes that apply.
preventing latex allergies
following the blood–borne pathogens standard
using personal protective equipment
encouraging the safe transport of patients
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Select these three:
- following the blood‑borne pathogens standard — Yes (directly reduces transmission of bloodborne infections through engineering controls, work practices, and training)
- using personal protective equipment — Yes (barrier protection to prevent exposure to infectious agents)
- encouraging the safe transport of patients — Yes (reduces exposures during transfer and limits spread to others)
Preventing latex allergies is important for staff safety but does not directly reduce infectious disease transmission.
- following the blood‑borne pathogens standard — Yes (directly reduces transmission of bloodborne infections through engineering controls, work practices, and training)
- using personal protective equipment — Yes (barrier protection to prevent exposure to infectious agents)
- encouraging the safe transport of patients — Yes (reduces exposures during transfer and limits spread to others)
Preventing latex allergies is important for staff safety but does not directly reduce infectious disease transmission.
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