Which Are the Three Levels of Spaulding's Classification of Patient

question 23

Multiple Choice

Which are the three levels of Spaulding's classification of patient care items?

• A)Low items, intermediate level items, high-level items
• B)Intact items, noncritical items, critical items
• C)Critical items, semi-critical items, noncritical items
• D)Dirty, sterile, contaminated

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Identify the appropriate font size and presentation techniques for poster visibility and effectiveness.

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