easy · NCLEX-RN safety
A client is admitted with suspected pulmonary tuberculosis.
In this airborne precautions case, which placement and respiratory protection are appropriate?
- Droplet precautions with a surgical mask for everyone entering the room
- A positive-pressure room with staff wearing no respiratory protection
- A shared room with gloves as the only required precaution
- Airborne isolation room with a fit-tested N95 or higher respirator
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