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Glove useFrom: Anna Nickels (102476.2066@CompuServe.COM)Thu Aug 15 11:31:48 1996
Fellow listers: Back in May I asked the OB-Gyn list about sterile vs. non-sterile glove use in L&D settings and promised to summarize the information and report it. I carefully filed all of your responses away and forgot about them until someone brought up the topic on the PNATALRN list. Here is the summary of the responses: total- 21 Always use sterile gloves- 5 Use clean gloves while intact membranes- 8 Use sterile gloves with ruptured membranes- 6 Use sterile gloves on all patients (including office/clinic setting) over 20 weeks- 2 I recognize that there might be crossover in the categories, but this summary reflects the language in the e-mails I received. Thanks for your patience and your responses. My only excuse for the delay is trying to get my firstborn off to college-yuck! Anna Romig Nickels, RNC, BSN AWHONN, Senior Practice Specialist Washington, DC 202-662-1638
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