Which nursing interventions require a nurse to use standard precautions Select all that apply. 1. Giving a back rub 2. Administering the first bath to a newborn 3. Administering the first bath to a newborn 4. Interviewing a client in the emergency department 5. Obtaining the blood pressure of a client who is HIV positive?

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Explanation-

Nursing interventions are the actions taken by the nurses to implement the patient care plan, treatments, procedures etc.

Administering the first bath to a newborn – In this case, the nurses should use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to protect themselves because the newborn is covered with amniotic fluid and maternal blood.

Emptying a portable wound drainage system- Nurses should use PPE to prevent the exposure of blood and fluid contained in the portable wound drainage system.

• Giving a back rub- It does not require any PPE because the nurse is not in contact with the body fluid of the patient.
• Interviewing a client in the emergency department- PPE is not necessary while conducting an interview.
• Obtaining the blood pressure of a client who is HIV positive- PPE is not required while taking blood pressure because in this case, the patient's body will not release any body fluid.