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Which does the nurse recognize as the difference between standard precautions and transmission-based isolation precaution systems?
1. Standard precautions protect the nurse, whereas transmission-based precautions protect the client.
2. Standard precautions require the use of clean gloves, whereas transmission-based precautions require the use of sterile gloves.
3. Standard precautions are used in addition to transmission-based precautions when standard precautions would not completely block the chain of infection.
4. Transmission-based precautions block the chain of infection, whereas standard precautions protect the nurse but do not block the chain of infection.

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