Removal of Gown and Gloves-Donning a Sterile Sleeve

sometimes a gown (or gloves) may become contaminated during a procedure, necessitating a ______, where _____ the gown and gloves must be removed

sometimes a gown (or gloves) may become contaminated during a procedure, necessitating a ______, where _____ the gown and gloves must be removed

complete change, both

If gown and glove removal is done appropriately, rescrubbing is ______ in order to reenter the sterile field

not necessary

______ will obtain a new sterile gown and gloves for personnel requiring a change

an unsterile team member

The gown must be ______ off of the arms, so that no part of the contaminated gown touches the scrubbed skin. If it does, then ______ is necessary

rolled, rescrubbing

any ______ of a glove necessitates a complete glove change, regardless of whether or not an individual is double-gloved

puncture

You must __________ any instrument involved in glove perforation. _________ on a sterile surface until you are sure it is safe

sequester, do not put it down

in the event of contamination with double gloves, the ______ glove is removed first, then the uncontaminated one as well, just to be safe.

contaminated outer

In the event of outer glove contamination, the sterile undergloves remain ______, so regloving can be accomplished with _____, _____, or _______ techniques

intact, closed-gloving, open-gloving, assisted open-gloving

In the event of single-glove contamination, the _______ will grasp the contaminated glove about _____ below the top of the cuff and pull it off inside out. The gown cuff _____ be pulled down over the hand

unsterile team member, 2 inches, should not

In the event of single-glove contamination, _______ cannot be performed, as the gown cuff is contaminated

closed-gloving

According to best optimal practice for replacing contaminated gloves during a procedure, contaminated gloves are removed by _________, and you are re-gloved by ________ using ______ technique

an unsterile team member, another sterile team member, assisted open-gloving

According to second-best optimal practice for replacing contaminated gloves during a procedure, you would ________ using _________ technique

completely regown and reglove, self-gowning and closed-gloving

According to second-least optimal practice for replacing contaminated gloves during a procedure, contaminated gloves are removed by _________, and you would reglove using ______ technique

an unsterile team member, open-gloving

According to least optimal practice for replacing contaminated gloves during a procedure, you would cover _______ with a new sterile glove using ______ or ____ technique

the contaminated glove, assisted open-gloving, open-gloving

the cuff of a sterile sleeve should not be brought past ______

2 inches above the elbow