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2.8. Donning a Cap, Mask, and goggle
                       Purpose
                       Masks are worn in an attempt to contain moisture droplets expelled as the health care
                       workers speak, cough, or sneeze. They protect the wearer from inhaling both large and
                       small particle droplets
                       Goggle/face shield Prevent accidental splashing of the mouth and face during certain
                       procedures.
                       Cap used to keep the hair and scalp covered so that flakes of skin and hair are not shed
                       into the wound during surgery

                       Equipment
                     Cap
                     Mask
                     Goggles/ Face Shield

                       Procedure
                   1.  Wash hands.
                   2.  Apply cap to head, being sure to tuck hair under a cap. Males with facial hair should use
                       a hood to cover all hair on the head and face
                   3.  Secure mask around mouth and nose. For masks with strings:
                   4.  Hold the mask by the top and pinch the metal strip over the bridge of the nose.
                   5.  Pull two top strings over the ears and tie at the upper back of the head.
                   6.  Tie two lower ties around the back of the neck so that bottom of the mask fits snugly
                       under the chin
                   7.  For goggle Place over face and eyes and adjust to fit
                   8.  After performing necessary tasks, remove the cap and mask before leaving the room.
                   9.  Untie the bottom strings of the mask first, then the top strings, and lift off of the face.
                       Hold mask by strings and discard.
                   10. Grasp the top surface of the cap and lift it from the head.
                   11. To remove goggle/ face shield handle by the headband or earpieces
                   12. After removing wash hands
                   13. Document the type of protective barriers used and client understanding of the procedures















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