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Tuberculosis Precautions — NCLEX Cheat Sheet

Airborne: N95 + negative pressure
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👤 By the CinnaRN Clinical Content Team 🕐 Updated 2026-07-11 🏷️ Safety & Infection Control 🔖 Free to read, print, and share
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Use this quick-reference guide to spot, treat, and prevent Tuberculosis Precautions on the NCLEX. Keep it handy during review and on exam day!

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Quick Tip

Classic symptoms are a chronic productive cough lasting over three weeks, hemoptysis, night sweats, low-grade fever, fatigue, and weight loss.

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