DO YOU NEED TO WEAR GLOVES?

STERILE PROCEDURE?
່ີ ອະເຊ ້
ຫັດຖະການທ ື້ ອ

 Surgery ການຜ ່ າຕັດ STERILE GLOVES

 Taking CSF Sterile scrub.
 Stitching a wound ຜຍ ິ ບບາດແຜ
 Putting in a catheter ໃສ ່ ທ ່ົ ງ
່ໍ ສ
 Dressing change ລ ້ າງບາດແຜ

CLEAN PROCEDURE?
່ີ ສະອາດ
ຫັດຖະການທ

 Emptying catheter bag/ changing

CLEAN EXAMINATION
diaper
່ົ ງ ປ GLOVES
 ປ
່ ອຍນ ້ຳຍ ່ ຽວອອກຈາກຖ ່ ຽນ
ແຜນເພ ີ ດ Hand wash or hand
 Taking blood ເຈາະເລ ື ອດ rub.
 Putting in or taking out IV Cannula
ໃສ່ IV/ເອ
ົ າອອກ
 Checking blood glucose ກວດທາດ
ນ ຮານ
້ຳ
 Suctioning mouth ດ ູ ດຂີ ້ ສະເລດ
 Patient is vomiting ຄ ົ ນເຈ ັ ບຮາກ
 Cleaning up body fluids ອານາໄມ

NON-INVASIVE PROCEDURE

 Taking blood pressure, temperature, or pulse.

NO GLOVES NEEDED
 Giving IM or SC injections
 Washing patients or dressing patients Hand wash or hand
 Writing notes rub.
 Giving medicine
 Putting a patient on oxygen
 Touching a patient’s normal skin

KEY MESSAGES FOR GLOVE USE:

A. Gloves are effective in preventing contamination of hands and helping reduce transmission of disease.
B. But, gloves do not provide complete protection against hands becoming contaminated and if gloves are
not removed immediately after use, they can spread disease.
C. Don’t use gloves unless you need to.
 RECOMMENDATIONS ON GLOVE USE:
A. In no way does wearing gloves replace the need for hand hygiene either by handwashing or using an
alcohol hand rub.
B. Wear gloves when you might have contact with blood or body fluids, mucous membranes, non-intact
skin, or potentially infectious things
C. Remove gloves after caring for a resident and clean immediately.