Medicine, 07.11.2020 01:50 collinpeterson21

Three nursing assistants are using infection control techniques. Shirley puts a used IV catheter into a hard container, Deborah puts dirty linen into a specific bag, and Rocky uses a disposable mop. Which technique is each
NA using?
O Shirley is disposing of sharps, Deborah is cleaning up body fluids, and Rocky is sterilizing materials.
Shirley is labeling biohazards, Deborah is sterilizing materials, and Rocky is cleaning up body fluids.
Shirley is disposing of sharps, Deborah is labeling biohazards, and Rocky is cleaning up body fluids.
Shirley is labeling biohazards, Deborah is cleaning up body fluids, and Rocky is sterilizing materials.

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