Your infection control department tells you that a patient can be managed using routine practices. This means (blank). The patient does not have any bacteria and does not pose a risk to staff or other patients A risk assessment should be done before providing care and PPE worn as appropriate to the situation and the care being provided Any care being provided is routine in nature and presents no risk of infection
[Answered]: Your infection control department tells you that…
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