Allergic Reaction to Gloves

Allergic Reaction to Gloves

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Disposable gloves provide a front-line defense for protection against bloodborne pathogens and infection prevention. As a medical professional, being familiar with disposable gloves is essential for maintaining a safe work place. During this course, we will review the various types of allergic reactions associated with latex gloves, as well as, potential alternatives to latex glove products. Topics covered include: the three specific categories of latex allergies and the type of gloves that are recommended during specific procedures or potential exposures.

COURSE INFORMATION

Steven Stevens CHSP, CPMM, RSA  15 minValid for 24 monthsCreated 2018-07-18Updated 2020-04-28

Course Objectives

  • Recognize the types of gloves available to healthcare professionals.
  • Understand the different types of allergic reactions.
  • Identify potential alternatives to latex gloves.

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