Disposable gloves cover a wide range of applications, easy and fast to apply, and at the same time the price is not high, the medical device industry, laboratory, clean-up areas of these industries are warmly welcomed by practitioners. But in fact, many users do not have the proper wearing of disposable gloves, invariably reducing the actual effect of glove safety protection.
The following is the process necessary to wear disposable gloves.
1. Looking for the right specifications: before wearing gloves, be sure to look for disposable gloves suitable for their own hand specifications. If the glove specifications are not suitable, it is very easy to damage, seriously endangering the safety of customers. For example, too tight gloves are very easy to be stabbed through, torn, and at the same time will reduce hand coordination; very loose gloves are very easy to cause wrinkles, resulting in the inability to grasp things.
The wearer can straighten his fingers to make sure the glove is not too small. If the glove is stretched, the glove is too small. Damage to the thumb and palm of the hand means that the glove is likely too small.
2. Wear gloves: The first step is to wear gloves in a neat venue. For example, in the test room, gloves should not be placed in an area where they can come into contact with hazardous compounds. As that will end up making the wearer's skin in contact with the chemical and cause health risks.
3. In addition, before wearing gloves, should take off all the wrist jewelry, and door handle wash clean, dirty hands will environmental pollution to the inside of the glove. In addition to safeguarding the wearer, this process can safeguard other people who will come into contact with the wearer. Health care workers will be in contact with the patient, so they can not easily expect pathogenic bacteria or compounds from the patient's hands to environmentally contaminate the gloves.
4. Once you are sure that the table and hands are clean, you can gradually put on the gloves. The important point is that the wearer should minimize exposure to the outside world of the gloves. First, put the glove on the surface of the operating table. Subsequently, grasp the glove with one hand. Put the glove on the common hand until it reaches the tips of the fingers. Remember to touch only the inside of the glove. Once again, put the glove on the other hand. Once both gloves are on, the wearer can make sure it fits the hand by touching the sides of the glove.