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PART B Physical Barrier Protection Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): is important and includes Gloves Masks Eyewear Gowns GLOVES Types Clinical and Non-Clinical use Types for clinical use Sterile, single use for surgical procedures. Non-sterile, single use; to protect the hands from contact with blood,saliva and body fluids. Use Change after each patient procedure OR during multiple procedures on same patient Gloves Types for non-clinical use Reusable: Latex Non-latex (Nitrile, Neoprene) Use Whilst reprocessing equipment and for housekeeping, cleaning chair, surfaces if contaminated by blood or body fluid Single use Gloves Examination gloves should be checked when donned Changed when holed or torn Hands must be washed or decontaminated when gloves removed Single use Gloves Single useLatex examination gloves Advantages of Latex gloves: Economical Flexible and elastic, easy to don and remove Can double glove if required Single use Latex surgical gloves Excellent quality control Can be worn for long periods of time, 60 minutes or more before glove integrity is potentially changed Single use Non-latex examination glovesNitrile examination gloves Indications Latex sensitivity for HCWs OR patient. Single use Non-latex examination glovesNeoprene examination gloves Indications Latex sensitivity for health care worker and patient Single use Non latex surgical gloves - Neoprene gloves Advantages More elasticity than nitrile gloves Excellent quality control Easy to wear Durable for long procedures But, more expensive than nitrile gloves Polyethylene “overgloves” MASKS Surgical mask. Particulate filter [N95], for airborne diseases. A must when a possibility of splashing or splattering of blood or other body fluids to the face. Protection from Aerosol contamination. Masks Masks should be used to reduce the amount of droplets that will be inhaled during the operative procedure. Masks should be replaced after each p