The nurse is applying an alcohol-based antiseptic rub to the hands after providing client care. What should the nurse do once the antiseptic has been applied?
a. Wash the hands with soap and water.
b. Rinse the antiseptic off the skin.
c. Allow the rub to dry.
d. Wipe the antiseptic off the skin.
ANS: C
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