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A physical therapist works in a hospital with a patient who has methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). When treating the patient, which infection control procedures would be the MOST appropriate?1.Work in the therapy gym, therapist wears gown and gloves2.Work in the therapy gym, therapist wears gown, gloves, and mask3.Work in the patient's room, therapist wears gown and gloves4.Work in the patient's room, therapist wears gown, gloves, and mask
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