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Nursing Skills and Procedures – LPN Practice Questions
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==Question 2== A licensed practical nurse is setting up a sterile field for a dressing change. Which action indicates the need for correction? # The nurse holds sterile items above waist level. # The nurse considers the outer 1 inch border of the field contaminated. # The nurse reaches across the sterile field to place a gauze pad on the far side. # The nurse opens the outermost flap of a sterile package away from the body. '''Answer:''' 3 (C). The nurse reaches across the sterile field to place a gauze pad on the far side. ''Rationale:'' Reaching over a sterile field contaminates it, because skin scales and organisms fall onto the field. The nurse moves around the field instead. Options 1, 2, and 4 are all correct sterile technique: sterile items stay above the waist and in view, the 1 inch border is treated as contaminated, and the first flap of a package is opened away from the body so the nurse never reaches over the contents.
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