1. Infection Control Precautions: What to Do Okay to enter: – Protective Precautions – Contact Precautions (with gown,gloves) – Droplet Precautions (with mask) DO NOT ENTER: – Enteric Precautions – Airborne Precautions

2. Protective Precautions – OK Designed to protect immunosuppressed patients Wash hands before entering room (Standard precautions for all our patients) Patients must wear mask when leaving room, must have private playroom times

3. Contact Precautions - OK Wear gown and gloves BEFORE entering room Remove gown and gloves before leaving, and wash or foam hands before leaving Borrowed toys/resources must have hard surfaces that can be sanitized Patients with multidrug resistant organisms, lice, scabies, etc. Patients must wear gown/gloves when leaving room, must have private playroom times

4. Droplet Precautions – OK Wear a surgical mask before entering the room. Remove mask and wash or foam hands before leaving room Borrowed toys/resources must have hard surfaces that can be sanitized Patients with infections transmitted by large particle droplets within 3 feet of patients (ex. Flu) Patients may not leave room

5. Enteric Precautions DO NOT ENTER Borrowed toys/resources must have hard surfaces that can be sanitized Patients with c.diff, norovirus, rotavirus, etc. Patients may not leave room

6. Airborne Precautions DO NOT ENTER (Trained staff enter with an N-95 respirator mask) Patients with known or suspected infections transmitted by small droplet nuclei such as tuberculosis, chickenpox, shingles Patients may not leave room