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When using a bovie around alcohol base preps, which of the following statements is
correct?
Select one:
a. solution should be allowed to dry before activating cautery
b. alcohol base prep solutions must never be used when using the ESU
c. cautery sparks will not ignite alcohol vapors because it is considered low frequency electricity
d. drapes must be saturated with sterile saline around incision site

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