Infection control guidelines
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immunosuppression (eg radiation therapy, steroids, chemotherapy) presence of an underlying disease process (eg diabetes, cancer) presence of devices that bypass the body’s normal defences (eg intravenous lines, urinary catheters, respiratory assistive devices) age (i.e. the elderly and very young are at higher risk) incomplete immunisation functional impairment (eg dysphagia, immobility) non-intact skin or mucous membranes (eg surgical wounds, burns) other altered structural, biochemical and physiological responses
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