Jemina Rafanan Racadio - DONNING-AND-GOWNING-TECHNIQUES

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DONNING AND GOWNING TECHNIQUES

Sterile gloves may be donned by the open method or the closed method. Gloves are
worn during many procedures to maintain sterility of equipment and to protect a client’s wound.

DONNING AND REMOVING STERILE GLOVES


(OPEN METHOD)
Purposes

 To enable the nurse to handle or touch sterile objects freely without contaminating them.
 To prevent transmission of potentially infective organisms from the nurse’s hands to
client at high risk for infection.
Equipment

 Package of Sterile Gloves


Implementation with Rationale

NURSING ACTIONS RATIONALE


1. Donning Sterile Gloves Ensure the
sterility of the package of gloves.
2. Performance Observe other
appropriate infection control
procedures.
3. Open the package of sterile gloves.
Place the package of gloves on a
clean, dry surface.
4. Some gloves are packed in an inner
as well as an outer package. Open
the outer package without
contaminating the gloves or the inner
package.
5. Remove the inner package from the
outer package.
6. Open the inner package, pluck the
flap so that the fingers do not touch
the inner surfaces.
7. Put the first glove on the dominant
hand.
7.1 if the gloves are package so that they
lie side by side, grasp the glove for
the dominant hand by its folded cuff
edge (on the palmar side) with the
thumb and first finger of the non-
dominant hand. Touch only the inside
of the cuff.
7.2 Insert the dominant hand into the
glove and pull the glove on. Keep the
thumb of the inserted hand against
the palm of the hand during insertion.
7.3 Leave the cuff turned down.

8. Put the second glove on the non-


dominant hand.
8.1 Pick up the other glove with the sterile
gloved hand, inserting the gloved
fingers under the cuff and holding the
gloved thumb close to the gloved
palm.
8.2 Pull on the second glove carefully.
Hold the thumb of the gloved first
hand as far as possible from the palm.
8.3 Adjust each glove so that it fits
smoothly, and carefully pull the cuffs
up by sliding the fingers under the
cuffs.
9. Removing Soiled Sterile Gloves.
10. Remove the first glove by grasping it
on its palmar surface just below the
cuff, taking care to touch only glove to
glove.
11. Pull the first glove completely off by
inverting or rolling the glove inside
out.
12. Continues to hold the inverted
removed glove by the fingers of the
remaining gloved hand. Place the first
two fingers of the base hand inside
the cuff of the second glove.
13. Pull the second glove off to the fingers
by turning it inside out. This pulls the
first glove inside the second glove.
14. Using the bare hand, continue to
remove the gloves, which are now
inside out, and dispose of them in the
refuse container.
15. Wash hands.

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