Which one of the following practices is most likely to lead to microbiological contamination?
A. Not washing hands after scratching face.
B. Not washing hands after touching the fridge door.
C. Not washing hands after using a foot-operated bin.
D. Not washing hands after putting away a clean knife.
Answer (1)
The most likely practice to lead to microbiological contamination is not washing hands after scratching the face, as this can transfer pathogens from the face to the hands. Other practices, while important, are generally less risky in terms of contamination. Maintaining proper hand hygiene plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of germs. ;
