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ETearle

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Disposable caps are provided by hospitals for use by employees. Some employees use cloth caps that must be laundered by the facility. Cloth caps that are reused day after day are ________.
 
  A. a source of contamination C. a barrier against contamination
  B. not recommended D. recommended practices

Question 2

The basis of ___________ is the concept of barriers between contaminated and sterile surfaces. Sterile objects or surfaces are contained or confined to prevent contact with nonsterile objects.
 
  A. cross-contamination C. continuing education
  B. aseptic technique D. team work



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B



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