Exhibits Which 3 other interventions can the practical nurse (PN) initiate to limit the spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)?

A. Use a client-specific stethoscope. Indicated: Using a client-specific stethoscope helps prevent the spread of MRSA between patients. Each client should have dedicated equipment to reduce cross-contamination. B. Wipe the medication cart with bleach after bringing it into the room. Not Indicated: While disinfection of surfaces is important, the cart should be cleaned according to hospital protocol, which may involve different cleaning agents. Bleach is not typically used for medication carts and might not be the standard protocol. C. Measure the client's temperature with a disposable thermometer. Indicated: Using a disposable thermometer or single-use covers for thermometers prevents the transmission of MRSA to other patients. This practice helps maintain infection control. D. Change gloves between different clients. Indicated: Gloves should be changed between patients to prevent the spread of MRSA. This is a standard infection control practice to avoid cross-contamination. E. Pad the client's side rails with clean linens. Not Indicated: While padding the side rails may be done for client comfort or safety, it does not specifically address the control of MRSA spread and is not a direct infection control measure for MRSA.