5B- GLOVING

What is the first step before wearing sterile gloves?

• Check glove size

• Remove hand accessories

• Open glove package

• Perform hand washing

At what level should you keep your hands when wearing sterile gloves?

• Below waist level

• Above waist level

• At shoulder level

• At chest level

What should you check before using sterile gloves?

• Only the expiration date

• Only for tears and holes

• Only the size

• Expiration date, integrity, and appropriate size

Which area of the sterile glove should not be touched during the donning process?

• The cuff

• The palm

• The outer surface

• The inner surface

When disposing of used sterile gloves, where should they be placed?

• Regular trash bin

• Clinical waste bin

• Recycling bin

• Sharps container

What should you do if you accidentally touch a non-sterile surface while wearing sterile gloves?

• Continue the procedure

• Wash the gloves with antiseptic

• Remove and replace the gloves

• Only change the contaminated glove

Which condition would make sterile gloves unsuitable for use?

• Being slightly cold

• Being in a sealed package

• Being wet or torn

• Being powder-free

After removing sterile gloves, what is the final step?

• Put on new gloves

• Perform hand washing

• Apply hand sanitizer

• Document glove usage

What principle is followed regarding clean and contaminated areas when wearing sterile gloves?

• Clean touches clean only

• Any surface can be touched

• Contaminated can touch clean

• No specific principle needed

When opening the sterile glove package, what surface should it be placed on?

• Any available surface

• A clean surface

• A wet surface

• The floor