What Type of Gloves Should Nurses Wear – Nitrile or Latex?

 



What are the best disposable gloves for nurse
What are the best disposable gloves for nurses?

Nitrile disposable gloves are considered the better choice for nurses seeking reliable hand protection. They provide the essential barrier to keep dangerous fluids from touching the skin, stop the spread of germs, have superior rip resistance, and are 100% latex-free – making them the right choice for nurses in medical settings and care facilities.




Why Nurses Need the Right Type of Disposable Gloves 









Nurses can be at risk on a daily basis, which makes it critical to wear the right type of protection. Quality disposable gloves are vital for their safety, as well as for their patient’s well-being.  Here are just a few reasons why a nurse should make certain the best hand protection is being used:


·         Nurses often work directly with patients who have an infectious condition;  it’s imperative that quality gloves are worn in these cases.


·         RNs handle needles and other sharp medical equipment that can easily puncture low-quality gloves.


·         It’s common for nurses to come into contact with fluids such as blood and other bodily fluids.


·         Many nurses have latex allergies, as well as their patients.  Because of this, it’s imperative to wear 100 percent latex-free materials.


·         Gloves are changed out with each new patient, so choosing a product that's easy to put on and remove is essential.


·         Medical staff typically wear hand coverings on a daily basis, all throughout the day.  Comfort must be taken into account.


How to Choose Gloves Appropriate for Nurses in the Healthcare Industry？

You can determine what gloves are best by taking into account the following questions: 


· Are they waterproof/liquid proof? 


· How chemical resistant is the product you’re considering? 


·  Do they puncture easily, or are they durable? 


·  What material are they made of? 


·  Do they contain powder?


·  Will they allow you to feel objects and handle small items well? 


·  Do they hurt your hands while trying to remove them? 














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