How should gloves be used?

One of the most important things to remember about utilizing throw away gloves is that gloves are not designed to be worn indefinitely. Even durable medical grade gloves should be changed at regular intervals to protect both the patient and the caregiver. Remember that while gloves protect the spread of pathogens from one person to another, those germs gather on the glove itself. This means that proper utilization and disposable methods should be used at all times.

When you're using throw away gloves in a medical situation, it is essential that you:


· Use a fresh pair of gloves for each patient you care for. Never re-use the same pair of gloves on multiple patients, as this can lead to the spread of infection for both you and them.

· Change your gloves if they become punctured, torn, or damaged in any way. While latex gloves are quite durable, it is possible for them to become damaged during use.

· Examine your gloves regularly to make sure they haven't become damaged or punctured. A hole in your glove can be very dangerous.

· Carefully dispose of gloves after use. Be cautious and aware of any secretions or fluids on the gloves while you dispose of them.

· Wash your hands before and after utilizing nitrile gloves while caring for patients. Washing your hands with soap and water is an essential part of making sure your patients are safe, cared for, and protected.


Remember that because nitrile gloves and latex gloves must be changed regularly, it's important that you keep plenty of gloves on hand at all times. If you don't keep an adequate supply of gloves available, you may be tempted to avoid changing your gloves as frequently as you should. This can be avoided by ordering your medical gloves wholesale.


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