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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): In a Nutshell
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00:00 So let's wrap up this video series. 00:03 In a nutshell, PPE is personal protective equipment that's intended to keep healthcare personnel from being exposed to infectious organisms and from spreading that infection to others. 00:14 The most common type of PPE are gowns, masks or respirators, goggles or face shields, and gloves. 00:21 Full PPE should also be put on in this order: gowns, masks or respirators, goggles and face shields, and gloves. 00:30 PPE should be removed in this order: gloves first, then your goggles and eye shield, gown, and mask or respirator. 00:39 Remember if you're in airborne precautions, you take that respirator off after you've exited the room and closed the door. 00:45 If a healthcare personnel's hands become contaminated at any point when they're removing their PPE, they need to immediately wash their hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizer. 00:59 Thanks for watching our video today, and keep yourself and your patients safe out there.
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The lecture Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): In a Nutshell by Prof. Lawes is from the course COVID-19 Safety for Health Care Professionals (HCP).
Included Quiz Questions
What statements about personal protective equipment (PPE) are true? Select all that apply
- PPE should be removed in the order of gloves, goggles, gown, mask
- If the hands become contaminated while removing PPE, immediately wash them before proceeding
- Wear the same gown for all clients on contact precautions
- Remove N95 mask before exiting the client's room
- PPE should be put in the order of gloves, gowns, masks, face shield
Author of lecture Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): In a Nutshell
Prof. Lawes
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