Multiple Choice
A patient is discharged home with a draining wound that was infected and for which he was on Contact Precautions while in the hospital. He lives at home with his 48-year-old wife and their 17-year-old daughter. It is most important to emphasize to this patient that:
A) he should maintain a safe distance from his family.
B) he should use paper plates and disposable utensils.
C) soiled dressings should be disposed of in plastic bags that are tied securely.
D) his family members should wear gloves when handling his plate and eating utensils.
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