GLOVES

Wear gloves for contact with

1. Blood
2. Nonintact skin or wounds
3. Mucous membrane
4. Feces
5. Urine
6. Semen
7. Amniotic Fluid
8. Sputum
9. Vomitus
10. Peritoneal Fluid
11. Cerebrospinal Fluid
12. Synovial Fluid

Handwashing is the most important procedure for peventing the transfer of microorganisms. The purpose of washing hands is to cleanse the hands of pathogens (including bacteria or viruses) and chemicals which can cause personal harm or disease.