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Airborne

Negative pressure room. N95 respirator.

Contact

Gloves and gown

Droplet

Face mask, gown and gloves

Airborne

MTV. measles, tb, varicella

Contact

MRSWC. Multidrug resistent infection. Respiratory infection. Skin and wound infections. C diff.

Droplet

SPIDERMAN. Sepsis, scarlet fever, strep, parvovirus, pneumonia, pertussis, influenza, diptheria, epiglottitis, rubella, mumps, menengitis, meningeal pneumonia, adenovirus

Standard

Gloves

DON

Wash, gown, mask or respirator, face shield/glasses, gloves

DOFF

Gloves, gown, glasses/shield, mask/respirator

Touch sensation

Reception, perception, reaction

ADH and Aldosterone

Decrease urine, stress hormones

Respirations, constipation

Opioid effects

GI, liver

Nonopioid effects