Question

1. which comment about sterile gowns provides an accurate understanding of gown use? nurses wear a sterile gown when caring for a patient with a large open wound. the nurse wears a sterile gown when in isolation precaution rooms. the entire gown is considered sterile. the back of the gown is considered sterile as long as the nurse does

Explanation:

Sterile gowns are worn by nurses when caring for patients with large open wounds to prevent infection. In isolation - precaution rooms, gowns may not necessarily be sterile but rather for barrier protection. Only the front and sleeves of a sterile gown are considered sterile, not the back.

Answer:

Nurses wear a sterile gown when caring for a patient with a large open wound.