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WorksheetsMastering Suturing and Sterile Techniques
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the main purpose of a sterile field in medical procedures?
To keep instruments organized
To prevent contamination and infection
To make procedures faster
To help doctors remember steps
What is the first step before putting on sterile gloves?
Open the glove package
Wash your hands thoroughly
Set up the sterile field
Put on a mask
Which tool is commonly used for suturing?
Scalpel
Needle holder
Thermometer
Stethoscope
What is the function of an autoclave in medical settings?
To measure blood pressure
To sterilize instruments
To store medicines
To monitor heart rate
Which of the following best describes contamination in a sterile field?
All items are clean
Germs or non-sterile items enter the field
Instruments are organized
Gloves are worn
What is the main goal of suturing a wound?
To decorate the skin
To close the wound and promote healing
To make the wound larger
To prevent scarring
Which step is necessary to maintain a sterile field during a procedure?
Touching instruments with bare hands
Only using sterile gloves and tools
Placing non-sterile items on the field
Talking loudly
Why is it important to use sterile packaging for instruments?
To make them look new
To prevent contamination before use
To keep them organized
To make them easier to find
Which of the following is a sign that a wound is healing properly?
Increased redness and swelling
Formation of new tissue and reduced pain
Persistent bleeding
Pus and foul odor
If you accidentally touch a non-sterile surface with your sterile glove, what should you do?
Continue the procedure
Change your gloves immediately
Ignore it
Wash your gloves
How would you set up a sterile field for a minor procedure?
Place all items on any available surface
Use a sterile drape and only sterile instruments
Mix sterile and non-sterile items
Use only clean hands
