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(1) Avoid contact with chemicals such as acids, alkalis and organic solvents.
(b) Appropriate protective barriers are necessary when handling infectious substances. If latex gloves are chosen, they should be powder free and low in protein. Powder - free and low - protein latex gloves reduce the risk of allergies. But the so-called hypoallergenic latex gloves can not reduce the risk of latex allergy, only reduce the chemical additives in latex gloves caused by allergic reactions.
(c) to observe appropriate codes of practice to reduce the risk of latex hazards, such as:
1. Do not use oil-based hand balm or lotion when wearing latex gloves, because oil-based hand balm or lotion can lead to the decay or damage of latex gloves.
2. Wash hands with mild soap and dry them completely after removing or removing latex gloves.
3. Disposable latex gloves should not be worn repeatedly (because gloves may have lost their ability to protect against harmful substances) and should be worn for a long time at a time.
4. Implement good cleaning management to remove latex-containing dust from the workplace.
(1) Often clean areas polluted by latex dust, such as sofas and other liners, carpets, ventilation ducts, etc.
(2) Often replace the filter screen and vacuum cleaner filter bag in latex contaminated areas.
(four) If you need to wear latex gloves for a long time, and the hand is easy to sweat, resulting in hand discomfort, you can first wear sweat absorbing material gloves, and then wear latex gloves, to prevent hand discomfort.
(v) Accept and participate in the latex hazard prevention education and training provided by the employer:
1. Common allergens include nickel metal, jewelry, cosmetics, perfume, soap, shampoo, etc., familiar with the procedures to prevent latex allergy.
2. Learn and recognize the symptoms of latex allergy: rash, redness, hives, itching, respiratory symptoms, eye irritation, shock, and other life-threatening reactions. The staff can carry out the skin test to determine the allergy situation. The skin test is made by the physician to put more than ten kinds of diluted chemicals on the patient's back with a small tape. After 48 hours or 72 hours, the patient can see that the site has no changes in redness, swelling or eczema.
(vi) If you already have symptoms of latex allergy, avoid direct contact with latex gloves or products containing latex until you have found a specialist with experience in latex allergy.
(7) If you already have symptoms of latex allergy, consult a specialist and take the following preventive measures:
1. Avoid contact with latex gloves and other products containing latex.
2. Avoid inhaling latex dust from gloves worn by other workers or colleagues.
3. Tell your employer or health care provider (specialist, occupational surgeon, nurse, dentist, etc.) that you have developed a latex allergy.
(8) Follow the professional instructions given by specialists on latex allergic reactions.
(b) Appropriate protective barriers are necessary when handling infectious substances. If latex gloves are chosen, they should be powder free and low in protein. Powder - free and low - protein latex gloves reduce the risk of allergies. But the so-called hypoallergenic latex gloves can not reduce the risk of latex allergy, only reduce the chemical additives in latex gloves caused by allergic reactions.
(c) to observe appropriate codes of practice to reduce the risk of latex hazards, such as:
1. Do not use oil-based hand balm or lotion when wearing latex gloves, because oil-based hand balm or lotion can lead to the decay or damage of latex gloves.
2. Wash hands with mild soap and dry them completely after removing or removing latex gloves.
3. Disposable latex gloves should not be worn repeatedly (because gloves may have lost their ability to protect against harmful substances) and should be worn for a long time at a time.
4. Implement good cleaning management to remove latex-containing dust from the workplace.
(1) Often clean areas polluted by latex dust, such as sofas and other liners, carpets, ventilation ducts, etc.
(2) Often replace the filter screen and vacuum cleaner filter bag in latex contaminated areas.
(four) If you need to wear latex gloves for a long time, and the hand is easy to sweat, resulting in hand discomfort, you can first wear sweat absorbing material gloves, and then wear latex gloves, to prevent hand discomfort.
(v) Accept and participate in the latex hazard prevention education and training provided by the employer:
1. Common allergens include nickel metal, jewelry, cosmetics, perfume, soap, shampoo, etc., familiar with the procedures to prevent latex allergy.
2. Learn and recognize the symptoms of latex allergy: rash, redness, hives, itching, respiratory symptoms, eye irritation, shock, and other life-threatening reactions. The staff can carry out the skin test to determine the allergy situation. The skin test is made by the physician to put more than ten kinds of diluted chemicals on the patient's back with a small tape. After 48 hours or 72 hours, the patient can see that the site has no changes in redness, swelling or eczema.
(vi) If you already have symptoms of latex allergy, avoid direct contact with latex gloves or products containing latex until you have found a specialist with experience in latex allergy.
(7) If you already have symptoms of latex allergy, consult a specialist and take the following preventive measures:
1. Avoid contact with latex gloves and other products containing latex.
2. Avoid inhaling latex dust from gloves worn by other workers or colleagues.
3. Tell your employer or health care provider (specialist, occupational surgeon, nurse, dentist, etc.) that you have developed a latex allergy.
(8) Follow the professional instructions given by specialists on latex allergic reactions.
