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Disposable gloves

Nursing Standard, 1988
Disposable vinyl gloves are now available from Global Trade Sys-tems. The seamless, powder-free gloves have a rolled cuff and come in wrist length or long length to cover the wrist and forearm. Three sizes are available.
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Socks but no gloves

European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 2008
A 38-year-old female suffered from acute parvovirus B19 infection which was complicated by profound peripheral lower limb edema but no purpuric exanthemata. The pathophysiology of edema in parvovirus infection remains to be accurately defined.
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[Glove + glove = protective glove?].

ZWR, 1990
Based on the results of his investigation into the imperviousness of medical gloves the author proved, whether it is possible to obtain more safety by wearing two gloves each hand.
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Medical gloves and glove materials.

Professional nurse (London, England), 1999
Latex gloves are widely used in health care, but latex allergy is increasingly becoming a problem. Nurses should be aware of the alternatives to latex gloves and when these can be used. Nurses should know their organisation's policy on glove use and latex allergy.
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Non-sterile examination gloves and sterile surgical gloves: which are more sustainable?

Journal of Hospital Infection, 2021
Brett Duane, Paul Ashley
exaly  

To glove—Or not to glove

Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing, 1987
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To glove, or not to glove, that is the question

Infection, Disease & Health, 2017
Karen Vickery   +5 more
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