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33. To prevent a catheter-associated bloodstream infection, when would hand washing be required?
Select all that apply.

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1. Before and after palpating around the site.

2. Before and after a dressing change.

3. When touching the administration set.

4. Only when not wearing gloves.

5. Before and after insertion of the catheter.

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Choose every opportunity to wash hands.

Content Area: Adult Health, Integumentary; Integrated Process: Nursing Process, Analysis; Cognitive Level: Application; Client Need/Subneed: Safe and Effective Care Environment/Safety and Infection Control/Standard/Transmission-based/Other Precautions

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1.  2.  3.  5.  

Answer 1 is correct because hand washing is the most important technique to reduce the risk of infections. Answer 2 is correct because hand washing is the most important technique to reduce the risk of infections. Answer 3 is correct because hand washing is the most important technique to reduce the risk of infections. Answer 4 is incorrect because gloves do not replace the need for frequent hand washing. Answer 5 is correct because hand washing is the most important technique to reduce the risk of infections.

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