Final answer:
The 'Time Out' is a pause in all activities in the operative suite to confirm critical patient and procedure details. The scrub person must not continue setting up instrument trays during the 'Time Out'.
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer to the question is B) False. The 'Time Out' in a surgical environment is a critical step in the surgical safety checklist. It is the final verification before surgery begins, where the surgical team confirms the patient's identity, the surgical procedure, and the exact site of the surgery. When 'Time Out' is called, all activities in the operative suite, including setting up instrument trays by the scrub person, must pause to ensure that the entire surgical team is focused on the verification process to prevent any surgical errors. Therefore, the scrub person cannot continue setting up their instrument trays during the 'Time Out'.