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==Question 13== The nurse is opening a sterile dressing tray. Which action indicates '''correct''' technique? # The first flap of the wrapper is opened toward the nurse's body. # The sterile tray is set up on the overbed table with items placed within the outer 1-inch border. # The nurse opens the first flap away from the body, then the sides, then the flap toward the body. # The nurse turns to obtain supplies from the cart after the field is open. '''Answer:''' 3. Open the first flap away from the body, then the sides, then the flap toward the body. ''Rationale:'' Opening the far flap first prevents reaching across the exposed sterile field. The outer 1-inch border of the field is considered contaminated, so items are placed inside it. A sterile field is never turned away from or left unattended; all supplies are gathered before the field is opened.
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