Task #1: What should the nurse do when a patient with symptoms of respiratory illness after traveling from China is

Task #1: What should the nurse do when a patient with symptoms of respiratory illness after traveling from China is brought to the infectious disease department?
Task #2: Arrange the steps for the medical personnel in the correct sequence for putting on personal protective equipment during a coronavirus infection outbreak.
Task #3: Arrange the steps for the medical personnel in the correct sequence for removing personal protective equipment during a coronavirus infection outbreak.
Task #4: What actions should the nurse take if they come into contact with biological fluids, blood, or secretions from a patient infected with the coronavirus?
Task #5: What actions should the nurse take in the event of direct exposure to mucous membranes (eyes or respiratory tract) to biological fluids, blood, or secretions from a patient infected with the coronavirus?
Task #7: What actions should the nurse take if they sustain a wound from a sharp object with traces of biological fluids, blood, or secretions from a patient infected with the coronavirus?
Task #8: What actions should the nurse take if their mask falls off and does not cover their mouth or nose while in the presence of a patient with a confirmed diagnosis and the distance from the patient is less than 1 meter?
Task #9: As a district nurse, what does your public health education work entail?
Task #10: What categories are taken into account when assessing the risk of falls using the Morse Fall Scale?
Task #11: After conducting a risk assessment for falls in a patient, you find that they are at risk. What actions would you take?
Task #12: What is the sequence of actions for nurses in the event of a patient falling?
Task #13: What actions should the nurse take when caring for patients who demonstrate at least one of the listed elements of high risk for falls?
Task #14: A patient has been admitted to the department, and you, as a nurse, need to assess their risk for falls using the Morse Fall Scale. The patient is 60 years old, reports previous falls at home, uses a cane, frequently experiences dizziness, moves slowly with frequent stops. Interpret the result obtained and describe your actions.
Task #15: A female patient with a diagnosis of myocardial infarction and coexisting type 1 diabetes is admitted to the cardiology department. Strict bed rest is prescribed, a peripheral venous catheter is installed, and intravenous therapy is being administered. Assess the risk of falls for the patient using the Morse Fall Scale.
Task #16: A patient has been newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and did not have breakfast due to a lack of knowledge about proper nutrition for this condition. While walking down the corridor where a sign that says «Wet Floor» is placed, the patient feels dizzy, loses balance, and falls. What actions should the nurse take?