easy · NCLEX-RN safety
During a C. difficile outbreak, the nurse removes gown and gloves after providing client care.
In this contact precautions case, which hand-hygiene method is preferred when caring for this client?
- Skip hand hygiene because gloves were intact
- Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water
- Wipe gloves with alcohol and reuse them
- Rinse hands briefly with water only
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