Unethical and costly to try to control infections by

unethical and costly to try to control infections by treating everyone in the facility. Although
wearing gloves to perform procedures that carry the risk of direct contact with contaminated
material is a correct method of bacterial control, wearing gloves at all times is impractical,
expensive, and unrealistic. Housekeeping staff are trained to use the correct agents for
decontamination and disinfection of all surfaces that place clients at risk.
Which of the following statements reflects the current trend in the directives from the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for minimizing risks of infection?

only dressings with moisture require placement in a red bag. Bottles of solution that are sitting in
the client's room should be closed to prevent airborne contaminants from entering and creating
an unsterile situation.
The nurse has just admitted a client to rule out active hepatitis B. The client is confused, spitting
and scratching everyone who enters the room. The nurse should: