Which personal protective equipment (PPE) should be worn when entering the room of a patient with tuberculosis?

he appropriate technique for removing PPE after caring for a patient with a highly contagious infection is to remove the gown first, followed by the gloves, mask, and goggles, in order to minimize the risk of self-contamination.

Incorrect choices:

a. Removing gloves first can lead to contamination of the hands when removing the gown. The correct order is to remove the gown first.

c. Removing the goggles first can potentially expose the eyes to contamination. The correct order is to remove the gown first.

d. Removing the mask first can potentially e

The appropriate technique for cleaning a contaminated surface is to use a detergent or disinfectant to effectively remove or kill microorganisms present on the surface.

Incorrect choices: a. Wiping the surface with a dry cloth does not effectively remove microorganisms. Cleaning agents should be used.

b. Spraying the surface with water alone does not effectively kill microorganisms. Detergent or disinfectant is required.

d. Blowing air over the surface does not effectively clean or disinfect it. Cleaning agents should be used.