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Examination Gloves
Material Size
Latex S, M, L, XL

Examination Gloves are thin, disposable gloves commonly used in healthcare environments to protect the wearer from exposure to blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially infectious materials. They are made from various materials, including latex, nitrile, and vinyl, offering varying levels of protection and dexterity.

Versatile Applications of Examination Gloves:
Examination gloves serve a wide range of purposes in medical settings, including:
  1. Physical Examinations: During physical exams, examination gloves protect both the healthcare provider and the patient from cross-contamination.
  2. Medical Procedures: Examination gloves are essential for performing various medical procedures, such as wound care, injections, and catheterization, preventing the spread of pathogens.
  3. Handling Contaminated Materials: When handling contaminated materials, such as soiled dressings, sharp and biohazardous waste, examination gloves safeguard the healthcare worker from exposure to harmful substances.

Guidelines for Proper Examination Glove Use:
  1. Size Selection: Choose gloves that fit snugly to ensure dexterity and prevent slipping.
  2. Hand Hygiene: Before donning gloves, thoroughly wash and dry hands to eliminate potential contaminants.
  3. Proper Donning: Pull the gloves over your hands, ensuring they cover your wrists completely.
  4. Removal and Hand Hygiene: After use, carefully remove gloves and dispose of them properly. Wash your hands immediately to eliminate any remaining contaminants.

The Significance of Examination Gloves in Healthcare:
Examination gloves play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and hygienic environment in healthcare settings, contributing to:
  1. Infection Prevention: They act as a physical barrier, preventing the transmission of infectious agents through direct contact with blood, bodily fluids, and contaminated materials.
  2. Patient Protection: They safeguard patients from exposure to microorganisms potentially present on the healthcare provider's hands.
  3. Healthcare Worker Protection: They shield healthcare workers from contact with infectious materials, reducing their risk of acquiring infections.