Question

you are going into a room to care for a patient with tb. what type of isolation would you use?
contact
airbourne
droplet
none

frequent observations and measurements are often recorded on a
blackboard
flowchart
scrap piece of paper
none of the above

Explanation:

• For the first question: Tuberculosis (TB) is spread through the air. Airborne isolation is used for diseases that spread via small airborne droplets that can remain suspended in the air for long periods. Contact isolation is for diseases spread through direct or indirect contact. Droplet isolation is for diseases spread through larger droplets (e.g., influenza when coughing/sneezing). So for TB, airborne isolation is correct.
• For the second question: Frequent observations and measurements in a medical context are typically recorded in a patient's chart (not on a blackboard, flowchart in a general sense for this purpose, or a scrap piece of paper). So "none of the above" is correct.

Answer:

1. B. airborne
2. D. none of the above