A student nurse is preparing to open a sterile pack for the first time. The student demonstrates understanding when he or she
1. Opens the right-side flap first.
2. Turns the pack so that the first flap faces his or her body.
3. Places the pack on a clean surface.
4. Touches only the inner surface of the inner wrapper.
ANS: 3
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