What is the proper practice when removing latex gloves with blood on them ?

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WARRIOR [948]3 years ago

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Answer:

Pinch the cuffs of the glove with your thumb and index finger and peel off the glove then you want to tightly ball up the removed glove in your other hand that still has a glove on, so its not hanging down, you then are going to take you index finger of your un-gloved hand and put it under the cuff of the other glove and push down, peeling it off. Then after that you just thow the gloves away and wash your hands of course.

This is how I saw someone do it, So hope this helps

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