Which of the following patients would NOT require additional precautions at the facility?

Asymptomatic patients are considered to pose a lower risk for transmitting infections, especially when they show no signs or symptoms of illness. This means they typically do not require the same additional precautions as patients with known allergies, active infections, or chronic conditions.

Patients with known allergies might need specific interventions or precautions to prevent allergic reactions, while those with active infections often require isolation or special handling to avoid spreading the infection to others. Similarly, patients with chronic conditions may need additional monitoring or adjustments in care due to their underlying health status. In contrast, asymptomatic patients usually do not pose significant risks to others and can be treated without heightened precautions, assuming there are no other complicating factors.