When I read about it, it said yeah but I'm not entirely sure
<span>For the answer to the question above, the nurse must remove victim's clothing and have them wash thoroughly.
The nurse should've victim's shower and change clothes and irrigate or wash open wounds with soap and water. Cleansing the skin helps to reduce the transition from external to the internal radiologic contamination. Infectious micro-organisms are not involved, so chlorhexidine is of no particular benefit. Applying PPE over contaminated clothing could make the risk of injury worst. Good ventilation is very important, also the removal of contaminants is the priority because of the increased risk of injury.</span>
Could you show me some options if you have any?
b would be the answer sorry if its wrong.
