To preserve evidence in a criminal case, what might be done to the patient's hands if the patient does not require surgery?
A) A hand sanitizer is rubbed into the skin of the hands.
B) Bags are placed around the hands and taped in place.
C) Sterile oversized gloves are placed on both hands.
D) A surgical scrub brush and water are used to 2 inches above the elbows.

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Placing bags over the hands and taping them in place is the best way to preserve evidence in a criminal case without causing harm or discomfort to the patient. This prevents any evidence on the patient's hands from being lost or contaminated. The other options may not be necessary or practical if the patient does not require surgery.

To Preserve Evidence in a Criminal Case, What Might Be