The Two Critical Building Areas to Consider When Checking for Safety

question 14

Multiple Choice

The two critical building areas to consider when checking for safety problems in an institution are:​

• A)day rooms and hallways.
• B)​admission areas and offices.
• C)​client rooms and bathrooms.
• D)parking lots and recreation areas.

Comprehend the importance of maintaining intact skin integrity in infection control.

Acknowledge the social determinants of health that increase the risk of infections.

Understand the rationale and procedure for obtaining exudate samples for diagnostic purposes.

Interpret basic laboratory results to determine the potential type of infection.

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Definitions:

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