Removing a wet pack from the autoclave results in

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Removing a wet pack from the autoclave can result in contamination of the pack. This is because moisture can facilitate the growth of microorganisms that may be present on the surface of the pack. Rusting of metal instruments and dulling of sharp instruments may occur over time with repeated exposure to moisture, but this is not an immediate result of removing a wet pack from the autoclave. Similarly, while invalid results on the sterilization indicator may occur if the pack was not properly sterilized, this is not necessarily a direct result of the pack being wet when removed from the autoclave.

Removing a Wet Pack from the Autoclave Results in