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Infection Control, Safety & Risk Reduction
Transmission-based precautions, PPE order, restraints, and what to do first after an error.
Articles
Infection Precautions: Airborne vs Droplet vs Contact
Which precaution for which disease, what PPE each needs, and the negative-pressure room and N95 rules the NCLE…
8 min read
PPE: What to Put On, What to Take Off, and In What Order
The logic: you build from the inside out, and gloves go last so they stay clean and cover the gown cuffs.…
4 min read
Falls, Restraints, and Seclusion: The Rules
Who is at risk: older adults, anyone confused, anyone on sedatives or blood pressure medications or diuretics,…
4 min read
Fire, Electrical, and Radiation Safety in One Article
Rescue comes first. People before property, always. If a question asks the first action in a fire, moving clie…
4 min read
Medication Errors and Incident Reports: What to Do First
This is always first. What did the error do? Check vital signs, level of consciousness, and anything specific …
4 min read
Central Lines, PICCs and Ports: What the Nurse Owns
The device types, the CLABSI prevention bundle, and the two answers that repeat on every central-line question…
8 min read
Patient education on this topic: teaching guides with patient handouts
Fall Prevention at Home: Hazard Reduction, Medication Review, Strength and Balance, and Post-Fall Action
Teach fall-risk screening, home hazard reduction, safe position changes, vision and medication review, strength and balance exercise, and the plan after a fall.
Topics covered
Transmission-Based Precautions
PPE Donning & Doffing
Falls, Restraints & Seclusion
Fire, Electrical & Radiation Safety
Medication Errors & Incident Reports
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