In the doffing sequence, how should you remove the suit?

The correct method for doffing the suit is to roll it downwards while ensuring that the inner gloves are kept inside out. This technique is essential for maintaining safety and preventing contamination.

When rolling the suit down, it helps in containing any contaminants on the outer layers and minimizes the risk of exposure. This method, when executed properly, also aids in avoiding any backward movement that could pull contaminants towards the wearer. By ensuring that the inner gloves are rolled inside out during this process, you can further decrease the likelihood of transferring any pathogens or hazardous materials onto your skin or clothing.

The other methods, such as pulling it off from the waist up, slipping it off over the head, or cutting it off, are not optimal for maintaining safety protocols. These alternatives may cause contamination to spread or increase the risk of exposure, which is why the rolling technique while keeping the inner gloves inside out is the preferred approach in a trauma and crime scene context.