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 as moisture can compromise the sterility of the items inside. Rusting of metal instruments and dulling of sharp instruments can occur if the instruments are not properly dried before being packaged for sterilization, but they are not directly caused by removing a wet pack from the autoclave. Invalid results on the sterilization indicator may also occur if the pack is wet, but this is not a direct result of removing the pack from the autoclave.

Removing a Wet Pack from the Autoclave Results in