TYPES OF ISOLATION AND PPE

In this video I discuss the types of isolation precautions, what the nurse needs to know about each and what are common reasons/illnesses that require a patient to be put on isolation. I also demonstrate how to DON (put on) and DOF (take off) PPE.

Follow along and study by answering these questions.
1. What are standard precautions?
2. What is RSV?
3. What type of isolation would someone with a wound infection be on?
4. What type of isolation requires a negative pressure room?
5. What is Herpes Zoster?
6. When do we DON our PPE?
7. When do we need to wear a hair net?
8. When do we DOF our mask?
9. Discuss the psychological aspects of being on isolation.

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