Which statement regarding gloves is incorrect?

Surgeon's gloves fall under classification as Class I medical devices, which typically have a lower risk associated with their use and do not require the same level of regulatory control as Class II devices. This classification is appropriate because surgeon's gloves are primarily used in surgical environments to prevent infection and maintain sterility, but they do not carry the complexities or risks that would necessitate a Class II designation.

Given this context, the incorrectness lies in the misclassification of surgeon's gloves as Class II medical devices, which implies a higher level of control is necessary than what is actually mandated for this category of gloves. The other statements accurately reflect the regulations and purpose of patient examination gloves and sterile surgeon’s gloves, emphasizing their roles in protection and infection control during medical procedures.