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    Steps to put on personal protective equipment (PPE) including coverall

    1 Remove all 2 Put on scrub suit 3 Move to the 6 Perform hand hygiene.
    1
    personal and rubber boots in clean area at the
    items the changing room. entrance of the
    (jewelry, isolation unit.
    watches, a b
    cell phones, 4 By visual inspection,
    pens, etc.) ensure that all sizes
    of the PPE set are
    correct and the c d
    quality is appropriate.
    5 Undertake the
    procedure of putting
    on PPE under e
    the guidance and
    supervision of
    a trained observer
    (colleague). f

    7 Put on gloves 8 Put on


    (examination, coverall.2
    nitrile gloves).

    9 Put on face mask. 10 Put on face shield OR goggles. 11 Put on head and neck covering
    surgical bonnet covering neck and sides of
    the head (preferable with face shield) OR hood.

    OR OR

    12 Put on disposable 13 Put on second pair of 1 If boots are not available, use closed shoes
    (slip-ons without shoelaces and fully covering the
    waterproof apron (preferably long cuff)2 dorsum of the foot and ankles) and shoe covers
    (nonslip and preferably impermeable)
    (if not available, use gloves over the cuff. 2 Do not use adhesive tape to attach the gloves.
    heavy duty, reusable If the gloves or the coverall sleeves are not long
    waterproof apron). enough, make a thumb (or middle finger) hole
    in the coverall sleeve to ensure that your forearm is
    not exposed when making wide movements. Some
    coverall models have finger loops attached to sleeves.

    All reasonable precautions have been taken by the World Health Organization to verify the information contained in this publication. However, the published
    material is being distributed without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. The responsibility for the interpretation and use of the material lies with the
    reader. In no event shall the World Health Organization be liable for damages arising from its use. WHO/HIS/SDS/2015.2
    © WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 2015

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