Isolation precautions prevent the spread of infections between patients and healthcare workers.
Contact precautions require gloves and gowns to prevent the spread of infectious agents through direct contact.
Hand hygiene should be performed before and after entering the patient's room to minimize contamination risks.
A CNA should wear an N95 respirator to prevent the inhalation of airborne pathogens.
Negative pressure rooms prevent airborne pathogens from spreading to other areas by containing contaminated air.
Ensure the patient wears a mask during transport to prevent the spread of infectious droplets.
