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Disease that require droplet precautions

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Influenza (flu)   Wear a surgical mask while in the room. Mask must be discarded in trash after leaving the room. Clean hands (hand washing or use hand sanitizer) when they enter the room and when they leave the room.  
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Rubella   Wear a surgical mask while in the room. Mask must be discarded in trash after leaving the room. Clean hands (hand washing or use hand sanitizer) when they enter the room and when they leave the room.  
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Streptococcal pneumonia   Wear a surgical mask while in the room. Mask must be discarded in trash after leaving the room. Clean hands (hand washing or use hand sanitizer) when they enter the room and when they leave the room.  
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Meningococcal meningitis   Wear a surgical mask while in the room. Mask must be discarded in trash after leaving the room. Clean hands (hand washing or use hand sanitizer) when they enter the room and when they leave the room.  
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Whooping cough   Wear a surgical mask while in the room. Mask must be discarded in trash after leaving the room. Clean hands (hand washing or use hand sanitizer) when they enter the room and when they leave the room.  
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Droplet precautions   used for diseases or germs that are spread in tiny droplets caused by coughing and sneezing  
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