A facility policy requires staff to wear an isolation gown, an N95 respirator, a face shield, and clean gloves when providing tracheostomy care for a client on airborne and contact precautions. Which sequence should the practical nurse use to put on these protective items prior to the procedure?
- Isolation gown, N95 respirator, face shield, clean glovesCevap
- BN95 respirator, isolation gown, clean gloves, face shield
- CClean gloves, isolation gown, N95 respirator, face shield
- DIsolation gown, clean gloves, N95 respirator, face shield
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The correct sequence is to first put on the isolation gown, followed by the N95 respirator, then the face shield, and finally the clean gloves.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, the safest sequence for donning full personal protective equipment ensures that the foundational body layers and respiratory protection are secured before applying outer barrier layers. The correct order is always gown first, followed by the mask or respirator, then goggles or face shield, and finally gloves. The gloves must be applied last so they can be pulled up to extend over the isolation gown's wrist cuffs, creating a continuous barrier, and ensuring all straps and ties were handled with bare, clean hands.
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Proper Donning Sequence for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)