A) Sterile compounding facilities must use the garbing order specified in the USP standards. B) A gown may be reused for an entire shift if not visibly soiled. C)Staff are evaluated on garbing technique using surface sampling. D) Gloves should be donned inside of the laminar airflow workbench (LAFW).

A) Sterile compounding facilities must use the garbing order specified in the USP standards. B) A gown may be reused for an entire shift if not visibly soiled. C)Staff are evaluated on garbing technique using surface sampling. D) Gloves should be donned inside of the laminar airflow workbench (LAFW).

Complete Textbook Of Phlebotomy

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Author:Hoeltke

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Chapter7: The Challenge Ofphlebotomy

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