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GLOVE, PATIENT EXAMINATION

Known as: examination gloves 
A patient examination glove is a disposable device intended for medical purposes that is worn on the examiner's hand or finger to prevent… 
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2004
2004
Assessment of the Durability of Medical Examination Gloves
This study determined the durability of various types of medical examination gloves using a laboratory test developed by the… 
2004
2004
Puncture resistance and stiffness of nitrile and latex dental examination gloves
Objective The aim of the current study was to assess the puncture resistance and stiffness of nitrile and latex dental… 
2004
2004
[Latex allergy in health care workers: frequency, exposure quantification, efficacy of criteria used for job fitness assessment].
BACKGROUND The main purpose of this study was to evaluate the latex allergy prevalence in a large population of health care… 
2003
2003
How health care organizations can establish and conduct a program for a latex-safe environment.
Review
2001
Review
2001
Hazards of powder on surgical and examination gloves: a collective review.
This article reviews information on the hazards associated with dusting powders on latex surgical and examination gloves. Dusting… 
1994
1994
A new hazard of cornstarch, an absorbable dusting powder.
1991
1991
Gas, dye, and viral transport through polyurethane condoms.
To the Editor. —While latex condoms provide substantial protection against sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), some allow the… 
1989
1989
A Laboratory Evaluation of Standard Leakage Tests for Surgical & Examination Gloves
Analysis of leakage tests for surgical and examination gloves is reported. Six widely applicable tests were evaluated, using… 
1988
1988
Electric pulp testing with examination gloves.
1981
1981
Avoiding cross-contamination in prosthodontics.
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