putting on gloves

[gremlin]

Believe it or not there is a right way and a wrong way to put on and remove gloves. I learned how during a cpr class a few years ago, and when i went for my yearly refresher last week I was reminded of it. I cant describe the proceedure very well so I will rely on the medical personel to explain it in simple terms for the masses.

[gremlin]

seriously though, to remove the used rubber gloves safely, they tought us to do like a pinch the wristband of one glove and pull off while turning it inside out then using the inside out glove pinch the wristband of the other glove and pull off while turning inside out. its supposed to make removal of the gloves easier without exposing the bare skin to any blood or fluids on the gloves. I think starmedic can probably explain it better.

[voodoo]

thats what i doo as well!

[gremlin]

yet another skill for the newbie to pratice!

[Duger]

Dittio...........was the way I was taught to remove gloves.

[jjbbuzz]

yep thats how i go about doing it ..! makes sense..;)

[STARMedic]

Let me wake up and get some chow and if Chris and others are down I will post a series of how to pics...

Bruce

[jjbbuzz]

yea that will be a good thing... nice one bud..!;)

[STARMedic]

Lemme know if this works well....Kind of rudimentary and basic but I think it gets the point across...

Sorry for not havin done it in the Studio, but Im here at the station....

http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f277/STARMedic/?action=view&current=GloveTechnique.flv

Bruce

[B.Mullins]

Hey Bruce,cool post man.

[papadurivage]

Nice song.. Social Distortion covering the clash.. can't get much better than that.

kudos.

[jjbbuzz]

nice one bruce ..!good for the newbies..;)

[hotdiggitydawg]

Nice one Bruce, you can't get it any clearer than that....

[STARMedic]

Maybe we can get one of the admins to pin it if you guys feel it worthy....

Bruce

[L_Pease]

nice little video. That should help those new to wearing gloves.

On a side note, I scanned through a couple of photos while on photobucket, and noticed your clipcord laying on that foot in the one photo. If you don't bag or wrap the cord, a nice little trick to keep it off of the customer is to reach around the outside of your machine from the top and back therefore leaving the clipcord on your inner forearm and off the customer. Works great and more importantly it keeps it from dragging across a fresh tattoo or in this case a potential foot problem. I'm not saying that person has one...just imagine if there was.

[Chef-Ink]

nice one Bruce, just reviewed this same thing w/ my mentor last week.

[STARMedic]

nice little video. That should help those new to wearing gloves.

On a side note, I scanned through a couple of photos while on photobucket, and noticed your clipcord laying on that foot in the one photo. If you don't bag or wrap the cord, a nice little trick to keep it off of the customer is to reach around the outside of your machine from the top and back therefore leaving the clipcord on your inner forearm and off the customer. Works great and more importantly it keeps it from dragging across a fresh tattoo or in this case a potential foot problem. I'm not saying that person has one...just imagine if there was.


Thanks for the tip. Much Appreciated.

Bruce