Question

question 15 which is not true about examination gloves: they can also be called food handler gloves they are changed if they become damaged or torn hands are washed before putting them on they can also be called procedure gloves

Explanation:

Examination gloves are single - use. Washing them would compromise their integrity and hygiene, so washing hands before putting on examination gloves is correct (as hands should be clean), changing them if damaged is correct (to maintain effectiveness), and they can be called procedure gloves or food handler gloves in some contexts. But washing examination gloves is not a valid practice.

Answer:

The option “hands are washed before putting them on” is a correct practice (not the wrong one, but we are looking for the NOT true. Wait, no - re - check. The question is “Which is NOT true”. Examination gloves are single - use. Washing them (the gloves) is not done. But the option “hands are washed before putting them on” is a correct pre - glove - donning step. The wrong one is that examination gloves are not washed (the gloves themselves). But looking at the options:

• “they can also be called procedure gloves”: True (synonymous in some medical contexts).
• “hands are washed before putting them on”: True (hand hygiene before glove use).
• “they are changed if they become damaged or torn”: True (maintain barrier protection).
• “they can also be called food handler gloves”: In some cases (e.g., in food handling where a barrier is needed, but usually food handler gloves are a bit different in standards, but in a general sense, some may use the term. However, the key is that examination gloves are NOT washed. But since the options are as given: The answer is “hands are washed before putting them on” is a correct action (not the untrue statement). Wait, no - there's confusion. Wait, examination gloves are worn after handwashing. But the statement “hands are washed before putting them on” is a correct practice. The untrue statement is that you don't wash examination gloves (but that's not an option). Wait, re - read the options:

If we assume the options are:
A. they can also be called procedure gloves
B. hands are washed before putting them on
C. they are changed if they become damaged or torn
D. they can also be called food handler gloves

In medical terms:

• Procedure gloves (A) is a term sometimes used for examination gloves.
• Handwashing before (B) is correct.
• Changing if damaged (C) is correct.
• Food handler gloves (D): Examination gloves are not typically called food handler gloves (food handler gloves have different regulatory standards in many places like FDA 21 CFR 177.1210 for food - contact, while examination gloves are more for medical barrier under FDA 21 CFR 888.4650). So the answer is D.

So, the option that is NOT true is “they can also be called food handler gloves” as examination gloves and food handler gloves have different regulatory and usage contexts in a strict sense.