Safety & Infection ControlQuestion 52 of 100
When removing a contaminated isolation gown, which part is considered the most contaminated and should not touch the technician's clothing?
a.The inside back of the gown
b.The neck ties
c.The inner sleeves
d.The front and sleeves of the gown
Explanation
The front and sleeves of an isolation gown are considered the most contaminated areas and must not touch the technician's uniform during removal. The gown is unfastened at the neck and waist, then peeled away and rolled inward so the contaminated surface is contained. Hand hygiene is performed immediately after removal.
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