Where must fluid-resistant laboratory coats be worn?
a. Walking to a patient room to collect a sample
b. Cafeteria
c. Restroom
d. Home
ANS: A
Fluid-resistant laboratory coats must be worn whenever a risk exists of splashing or spilling on clothing any hazardous fluid (biologic or chemical). This includes obtaining blood specimens. They should not be worn in the cafeteria, home, or restroom.
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