Gown
The nurse would put on the gown first when utilizing personal protective equipment (PPE). The nurse would then put on the mask, goggles, and gloves.
<h3>What is the sequence followed while wearing a personal protective equipment (PPE)?</h3>
STEP 1: GOWN
- Cover the entire body, from the neck to the knees, the wrists to the end, and the back.
- Fasten around the waist and neck.
STEP 2: SHOE COVERS
- Layer shoes with shoe covers on top.
STEP 3: GLOVES
- Apply the first set of gloves and inspect them for tears.
- Thumb hole made in lab coat
- Thumb through opening in lab coat after pulling it over the hand
- Put on a second set of gloves (extend to cover wrist)
STEP 4: MASK OR RESPIRATOR
- As you cup the respirator in your hands, place the nosepiece there.
- With the nosepiece up, place the respirator under your chin. Pull the top strap over your head, putting it at the back of your head.
- Pull the bottom strap so that it is around your neck and just behind your ears.
- Mold the nose using two hands.
- Put both hands over the mask and take a forceful breath out.
- If air leaks, adjust the mask.
STEP 5: GOGGLES OR FACE SHIELD
- Put over face and eyes, then make adjustments to fit
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Explanation:
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<h2>Dinoflagellates thrive in bahia fosforescente</h2>
Explanation:
- Dinoflagellate, are one-celled aquatic organisms having two dissimilar flagella.
- It has a characteristics of both plants and animals.
- Most of the dinoflagellates are marine, but some live in freshwater habitats.
- Bahia fosforescente is one of the phosphorescent bays where millions of glowing marine dwellers such as dinoflagellates cause the lake to glow a bright blue in night.
- Dinoflagellates has the characteristics of Bioluminescence which they use it as a defense mechanism.
- During night, due to the bioluminescence of dinoflagellates,water can have an appearance of sparkling light.
- Dinoflagellates takes their nutrients from marine organisms, thus they grow or develop well in bahia fosforescente.
I don’t think it would change the effectiveness , if bees got used to it or it had always been like that, they wouldn’t have a problem, but if it was a sudden change then they might dislike it
