Airborne Precautions are safety measures used in healthcare settings to prevent the spread of diseases that can be transmitted through tiny droplets in the air. These precautions are essential for infections like tuberculosis or measles, where pathogens can linger in the air for extended periods. To implement Airborne Precautions, healthcare workers wear specialized masks, such as N95 respirators, and patients are often placed in private rooms with negative air pressure. This setup helps contain the infectious particles, reducing the risk of transmission to others in the facility.