A nurse is assisting an infection control nurse teach a class about transmission of infectious agents. The nurse should include that which of the following diseases is transmitted via airborne transmission?(Select All that Apply.)

A. Surgical site infections (SSIs) are included in the HACRP. These infections occur at the site of a surgical procedure and can lead to increased morbidity, prolonged hospital stays, and higher healthcare costs. Therefore, this option is correct.
B. Urinary catheter-associated infections, specifically catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs), are included in the HACRP. These infections can occur when catheters are improperly managed or remain in place longer than necessary.
C. While chest tubes can potentially lead to infections, they are not typically specified as a primary focus in the HACRP. Instead, the focus is more on more prevalent HAIs. Therefore, this option is generally not included in the HACRP.
D. Peripheral IV-associated infections are not specifically targeted in the HACRP. The program typically emphasizes central line-associated bloodstream infections rather than infections from peripheral IVs.
E. Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) are included in the HACRP. These infections occur when bacteria enter the bloodstream through a central line and can lead to severe complications.

A. The Code of Ethics for nurses emphasizes the importance of confidentiality and respecting patient privacy. Accessing a client's medical record without a legitimate reason or involvement in their care violates ethical principles regarding patient rights and privacy.
B. Evidence-based practice involves integrating the best available research with clinical expertise and patient values to inform decision-making. While this standard is important for providing high-quality care, it does not directly relate to the unauthorized access of a client's medical record.
C. Collaboration in nursing refers to working together with other healthcare professionals and the patient to provide coordinated care. While accessing a medical record without involvement in care does not align with collaborative practice, it is not the primary standard being violated in this situation.
D. The quality of practice standard focuses on providing high-quality care and improving patient outcomes. While unethical behavior, such as accessing records without proper justification, could impact quality, this option does not specifically address the violation related to confidentiality and privacy.