A 54-year-old female is admitted with a mild fever, runny noise, and a severe cough. She is a kindergarten teacher. The cough is high pitched and leaves her breathless. She states she has been sick for weeks.
1. Does the patient need precaution? Provide Rationale.
2. What type of precautions would you place this patient on? Provide Rationale.
3. What type of room would the patient need? Provide Rationale.
4. Would you need a gown to enter the room?
5. Would you wear a mask? Provide Rationale.
6. What kind of posting do you need? Provide rationale
7. Any other special considerations? Provide Rationale
A 54-year-old female is admitted with a mild fever, runny noise, and a severe cough. She...
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