Medical Disposable Nitrile Gloves Classification And Use Specifications

 

The medical industry is one of the more frequent fields using disposable gloves, especially nitrile gloves are most commonly used, which do not contain protein, do not cause allergies, and are very adaptable. Medical disposable gloves can be divided into many kinds according to the conditions of use, etc. The following is a brief introduction to you.

Medical disposable nitrile gloves classification

Nitrile gloves are an ideal substitute for latex gloves, highly conforming to the skin of the hand and offering superior comfort. Suitable for non-sterile operations with high risk of contact with blood or body fluids; operations involving sharp instruments, handling cytotoxic substances and disinfectants. According to the nature of work can be divided into: sterile gloves and non-sterile gloves, while non-sterile gloves are divided into cleaning and inspection gloves and housekeeping gloves. 

Surgical sterile gloves: sterile single-use. They are mainly used for operations requiring a high degree of sterility, such as surgical operations, childbirth, central catheter placement, total gastrointestinal parenteral nutrition solution preparation, etc.

Clean examination gloves: Clean, non-sterile, single-use. It is used when directly or indirectly touching the patient’s blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions and items obviously contaminated by body fluids.

Housekeeping gloves: Cleaning is also for single use. Mainly used when not in direct contact with the human body, the cleaning of the environmental object table can be used for housekeeping gloves.

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