Personal Protective Equipment On Hand Gloves -A Review Study

To continue to aid others, health professionals around the world prioritize self-defense. This includes learning how to prevent and control illnesses, as well as how to use personal protective equipment (PPE), properly wash hands, and dispose of potentially dangerous substances. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines protective gear (PPE) as garments are worn to safeguard health professionals or other people from contamination. Face protection, goggles and masks or face protection, gloves, gloves or caps, headgear, and rubber boots are all examples of medical PPE. This study, which took a long time and effort to achieve, is about medical PPE to protect against viruses or potentially infectious chemicals. This study, which took a lot of time and effort, focused on medical PPE to prevent potential foreign infectious pathogens or substances.