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COLLEGE OF NURSING
(Delubhasaan ng Narsing)
9. Carefully insert dominant hand palm up into • Attempting to turn upward with unsterile hand
glove and pull glove on. Leave the cuff folded may result in contamination of sterile glove.
until the opposite hand is gloved.
10. Hold the thumb of the gloved hand outward. • Thumb is less likely to become contaminated if
Place the fingers of the gloved hand inside the held outward. Sterile surface touching sterile
cuff of the remaining glove. Lift it from the surface prevents contamination.
wrapper, taking care not to touch anything with
the gloves or hands.
11. Carefully insert nondominant hand into glove. • Sterile surface touching sterile surface prevents
Pull the glove on, taking care that the skin does contamination
not touch any of the outer surfaces of the gloves
12. Slide the fingers of one hand under the cuff of • Sterile surface touching sterile surface prevents
the other and fully extend the cuff down the arm, contamination.
touching only the sterile outside of the glove.
Repeat for the remaining hand.
13. Adjust gloves on both hands if necessary • Sterile surface touching sterile surface prevents
touching only sterile areas with other sterile contamination.
areas.
• Note: Proper removal techniques are essential for preventing the spread of pathogens
from gloves to skin surface
14. Use dominant hand to grasp the opposite glove • Contaminated area does not come in contact
near cuff end on the outside exposed area. with hands or wrists.
Avoid allowing the glove’s outer surface to
buckle inward against wrist.
Remove it by pulling it off downward, allowing
the glove to turn inside out as it comes off,
inverting it as it is pulled, keeping the
contaminated area on the inside. Hold the
removed glove in the remaining gloved hand.
15. Insert or Slide the first two fingers of ungloved • Contaminated area does not come in contact
hand between the remaining glove and the wrist. with hands or wrists.
Take care to avoid touching the outside surface
of the glove or folding it against the wrist.
Remove it by pulling it off downward so the glove
turns inside out as it comes off, inverting it as it
is pulled. Continue pulling until the left glove
completely encloses the other glove and its
uncontaminated inner surface is facing out
keeping the contaminated area on the inside,
and securing the first glove inside the second.
16. Discard gloves in appropriate container. • Proper disposal of used gloves reduces the risk
for infection transmission and contamination of
• Perform hand hygiene. other items. Hand hygiene prevents the spread
of microorganisms.
Evaluation
1. Infection is prevented from spreading
2. Cross contamination is prevented
3. Nurse is protected from infection
Reference:
Lynn, Pamela (2011). Taylor’s Clinic Nursing Skills: A Nursing Process Approach 3rd Edition.
Wolkers Kluwer Health Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins: Nurse’s Quick Check – Skills.
COLLEGE OF NURSING
(Delubhasaan ng Narsing)
Rating Scale:
• Note: Proper removal techniques are essential for preventing the spread of pathogens from gloves
to skin surface
Evaluation
• Infection is prevented from spreading
• Cross contamination is prevented
• Nurse is protected from infection
References:
Lynn, Pamela (2011). Taylor’s Clinic Nursing Skills: A Nursing Process Approach 3rd Edition.
Wolkers Kluwer Health Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins: Nurse’s Quick Check – Skills.
I fully understood how I was graded for this particular skill and it was properly explained to me.
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Student’s FULLNAME & Signature
Date: _________
I have explained and discussed how I have graded my student for this particular skill.
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Clinical Instructor FULLNAME
Date: ____________