Washing and scrubbing to remove body tissue, blood, and other body fluids from a surgical tray are steps involved in which of the following?

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Sanitization refers to the process of cleaning something to remove dirt, debris, and potentially harmful microorganisms to lower the risk of spreading infection. Washing and scrubbing surgical trays to remove body tissue, blood, and other body fluids is a part of this process, aiming to make the items safe for handling and further use, such as sterilization.

Washing and Scrubbing to Remove Body Tissue, Blood, and Other