Contact Plus Precautions
Enhanced Contact Precautions Used For Spore-Forming Organisms Such As C. Diff.

Clostridioides Difficile
A Bacterial Infection Causing Severe Diarrhea, Requiring Contact Precautions.

Antidiarrheal Medication
A Drug Used To Reduce Diarrhea And Improve Fluid Balance.

Stool Softener
A Medication Used To Prevent Or Treat Constipation.

Moisture-Associated Skin Damage
Skin Breakdown Caused By Prolonged Exposure To Moisture, Often Related To Incontinence.

Friction Injury
A Skin Injury Caused By Rubbing, Prevented With Protective Dressings.

Shear Injury
A Skin Injury Caused By Sliding Forces, Prevented Through Proper Positioning.

Skin Tear
A Traumatic Wound Common In Older Adults, Managed With Gentle Wound Care.

Hourly Toileting
A Nursing Intervention To Reduce Falls And Incontinence By Offering Regular Bathroom Assistance.

Call Light Within Reach
A Standard Nursing Safety Practice To Ensure Patients Can Request Assistance.