The nurse providing direct client care uses specific practices to reduce the chance of acquiring infection with human immune deficiency virus (HIV)from clients.Which practice is most effective?

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According to The Joint Commission,the most effective preventative measure to avoid HIV exposure is consistent use of Standard Precautions.Double-gloving is not necessary.Labeling charts and armbands in this fashion is a violation of the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).Wearing a mask within 3 feet of the client is part of Airborne Precautions and is not necessary with every client contact.

The Nurse Providing Direct Client Care Uses Specific Practices to Reduce