Universal precautions attempt to prevent fatuous disease from being spread from the victim to the good symmetry and vice versa
. This involves the use of barrier methods such as gloves, masks, and goggles during procedures that may expose healthcare providers to bodily fluids, as well as proper hand hygiene practices. It also includes properly cleaning and disinfecting all instruments and surfaces that come into contact with potentially infectious materials.
By following universal precautions, healthcare providers can help protect themselves and their patients from the spread of infectious diseases. These measures are important not only in healthcare settings, but also in other settings where there may be a risk of exposure to bodily fluids, such as in first aid situations or when providing care for someone who is sick at home.