Curexa Certification Practice Test 2026 – Your All-in-One Guide to Exam Success!

In nonhazardous garbing, you sequence barriers from cleanest to least clean to protect the sterile area. After washing and preparing the head and face, the gown is put on to establish a protective barrier for your arms and clothing. Gloves are donned last to ensure the hands are protected and to prevent touching contaminated surfaces after the gown is in place. Putting on the gown before the gloves keeps the barrier intact and minimizes the chance of contaminating the gloves or the sterility of the setup.