Question

which of the following is not standard practice for a patient with chickenpox?
those who enter the room should wear respiratory protection.
maintain a room temperature of 90 degrees.
move the patient to an isolation room.
keep the room at negative pressure.

Explanation:

Chickenpox is a highly contagious viral disease. Patients should be isolated in a negative - pressure room to prevent the spread of the virus through the air, and those entering the room should wear respiratory protection. However, maintaining a room temperature of 90 degrees is not a standard practice for chickenpox patients as it may cause discomfort and is not beneficial for recovery.

Answer:

Maintain a room temperature of 90 degrees.