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[size=12.000000pt]SOME DOs AND DON’Ts ABOUT GLOVES - [size=12.000000pt]Do [size=12.000000pt]wear the correct size glove, particularly surgical gloves. A poorlyfitting glove can limit your ability to perform the task and may bedamaged (torn or cut) more easily.[/*]
- [size=12.000000pt]Do [size=12.000000pt]change surgical gloves periodically during long cases as theprotective effect of latex rubber gloves decreases with time andinapparent tears may occur.[/*]
- [size=12.000000pt]Do [size=12.000000pt]keep fingernails trimmed moderately short (less than 3 mm or 1/8inch beyond the finger tip) to reduce the risk of tears.[/*]
- [size=12.000000pt]Do [size=12.000000pt]pull gloves up over cuffs of gown (if worn) to protect the wrists.[/*]
- [size=12.000000pt]Do use water-soluble (nonfat-containing) hand lotions andmoisturizers often to prevent hands from drying, cracking andchapping due to frequent handwashing and gloving.
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- [size=12.000000pt]Don’t [size=12.000000pt]use oil-based hand lotions or creams, because they will damagelatex rubber surgical and examination gloves.[/*]
- [size=12.000000pt]Don’t [size=12.000000pt]use hand lotions and moisturizers that are very fragrant(perfumed) as they irritate the skin under gloves.[/*]
- [size=12.000000pt]Don’t [size=12.000000pt]store gloves in areas where there are extremes in temperature(e.g., in the sun, or near a heater, air conditioner, ultraviolet light,fluorescent light or X-ray machines). These conditions may damagethe gloves (cause breakdown of the material they are made of), thusreducing their effectiveness as a barrier.
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