How to Safely Remove Exam Gloves
By BoNbOoNa
Updated 1 min read


proper & correct use of disposable gloves helps prevent the spread of infection and protects both the care giver and the patient
Steps for removing the gloves safely 
1- Choose which glove you desire to remove first .
2- carefully without allowing the finger tips to touch your bare skin , pull the glove’s cuff away from the palm and toward the fingers, so it will be removed inside out .
3- make a ball of the removed glove with the fingers of the opposite gloved hand & Hold on to it .
4- carefully slide your bare fingers inside the wrist band of the gloved hand , avoid touching the outside of the glove because that is the contaminated region .
5- Gently remove the glove inside out by Pulling the glove down so that the first glove ends up inside the second glove & nothing of the outside glove surface is exposed .
6- Throw away the gloves in the appropriate container .
7- Wash your hands with hot water and anti bacterial soap for a min , Dry your hands using a clean towel then rub a few drops of hand sanitizer .
Here is a nice vedio that can help 🙂 :
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