SELF/Perioperative Nursing/Donning Sterile Gown and Gloves/Removal of Sterile Equipment Quiz

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Part of	Setting Up the Operating Room - ECSACONM
Keywords	surgery, health
SDG	SDG03 Good health and well-being
Authors	Ian-laurel
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Organizations	ECSACONM, SELF
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	To make cleanup faster
	To minimize the transfer of contaminants to the healthcare worker and the environment
	To simplify disposal of reusable equipment
	To reduce the amount of PPE used during the procedure

	The outside front of the gown
	The sleeves
	The inside surface of the gown
	Any visible contaminated area

	To create more space on the instrument table
	To reduce the risk of contaminating hands, equipment, or the environment
	Because gloves become uncomfortable after use
	To allow the gown to be removed more easily

	Fold them and store them on a clean shelf
	Place them in designated containers for approved reprocessing
	Shake them before placing them in a laundry bag
	Discard them with general waste

	Gloves completely prevent hand contamination, so hand hygiene is optional
	Hands may become contaminated during PPE removal even if gloves were worn
	Hand hygiene is only required when reusable gowns are used
	It improves comfort after wearing gloves