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- High gloves
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R416.00 Ex VAT
- High-risk gloves are designed for situations where there is a significant risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens or hazardous chemicals. These gloves are typically thicker and more robust than standard medical gloves, providing an additional layer of protection. High-risk gloves are essential in emergency rooms, operating rooms, and laboratories where the potential for contamination is high. Their reinforced construction ensures…
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- High gloves
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R415.00 Ex VAT
- Proper glove usage also involves understanding when and how to change gloves. In medical settings, gloves must be changed between patients and procedures to prevent cross-contamination. Healthcare workers are trained to follow strict protocols for donning and doffing gloves, including proper hand hygiene practices before and after glove use. This minimizes the risk of transferring pathogens from one surface to…
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- High gloves
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R256.00 Ex VAT
- The use of gloves in the medical field extends beyond protecting healthcare workers. They are also crucial in protecting patients, especially those with compromised immune systems. For example, during chemotherapy administration, nurses wear gloves to protect both themselves and their patients from the cytotoxic effects of the drugs. Similarly, gloves are used when handling sterile instruments and supplies, ensuring that…
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- High gloves
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R253.00 Ex VAT
- Overall, gloves play a vital role in infection control and the safety of medical procedures. The choice of glove type—whether nitrile, latex, vinyl, or high-risk—depends on the specific needs of the task at hand. By providing a barrier against contaminants and enhancing the precision of medical procedures, gloves are indispensable in ensuring the health and safety of both healthcare professionals…
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- High gloves
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R252.00 Ex VAT
- In the medical field, gloves are an essential piece of personal protective equipment (PPE), ensuring the safety of both healthcare professionals and patients. There are various types of gloves used in medical settings, each designed for specific tasks and levels of protection. Among the most common types are nitrile gloves, latex gloves, and vinyl gloves. Each type offers unique benefits…
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