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MORE Corona Virus Precautions
By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA
Courtesy: www.CertifiedMedicalPlanner.org
If you wear gloves because of Covid-19, and if you don’t take them off properly, you just get everything that was all over the gloves, all over yourself and everything else. As a surgeon for almost two decades, I can tell you that taking gloves off correctly isn’t a trivial thing.
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HOW TO REMOVE: Briefly, you want to pinch one glove near the wrist and pull it over your hand so it ends up inside out. Then hold that in your gloved hand and carefully slip the fingers of your bare hand into the top of the other glove, let it turn inside out and cover the balled-up other glove.
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CDC: Check out this step-by-step CDC infographic. And, if you’re not disposing of them properly, you’re just potentially contaminating more surfaces and putting yourself at a much higher risk. Finally, don’t skip hand washing after you take them off, even if you’ve removed them right.
Assessment: Your thoughts and comments are appreciated.
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