NCLEX-RN Infection Control: Disease-Precaution Mapping & Asepsis Flashcards

A nurse is caring for a patient with localized Herpes Zoster (shingles) and an intact immune system. Which infection control measure is appropriate?

A patient has disseminated Herpes Zoster. Which isolation setup is required?

Which type of transmission-based precautions are indicated for a child with Rotavirus?

How long must Contact Precautions be maintained for a patient with Pediculosis (head lice)?

A child is admitted with Impetigo. When can Contact Precautions be discontinued?

Which precaution class is assigned to Group A Streptococcus pharyngitis and for how long?

A patient with Mumps requires Droplet Precautions. When is it safe to discontinue isolation?

What laboratory criteria must be met to discontinue Droplet Precautions for Pharyngeal Diphtheria?

A pediatric patient presents with Epiglottitis (Haemophilus influenzae type b). What is the priority infection control action?

Select the correct transmission-based precaution for each organism causing pneumonia:

Which combination of PPE is required for a patient with confirmed COVID-19?

Arrange the steps for DONNING (putting on) PPE in the correct order according to CDC guidelines:

Arrange the steps for DOFFING (removing) PPE in the correct order to minimize self-contamination:

Distinguish between the two types of asepsis based on their goals:

What are the mandatory requirements for a nurse assigned to wear an N95 respirator?

What is the required air exchange rate per hour for a negative-pressure isolation room?

Name one of the WHO '5 Moments for Hand Hygiene'.