Which of the following is an appropriate infection control practice?
A) medical asepsis hand washing
B) proper disposal of used needles and sharps
C) appropriate barrier precautions
D) All of these answers are correct.

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All of these options are appropriate infection control practices. Medical asepsis hand washing reduces the transmission of pathogens. Proper disposal of used needles and sharps prevents needle-stick injuries and the spread of bloodborne pathogens. Appropriate barrier precautions, such as gloves and masks, protect healthcare workers and patients from infectious agents.

Which of the Following Is an Appropriate Infection Control Practice