Which part of a sterile surgical gown is considered sterile?
Correct answer: B. The front from the chest to the waist
- A. The back from the shoulders to the waist
- B. The front from the chest to the waist
- C. The lower front below the waist
- D. The sleeves behind the elbows
Explanation
The front of the gown is sterile from the chest to the level of the sterile field, and the sleeves are sterile from the cuff to several centimetres above the elbow. The back and areas below the waist are not considered sterile.
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