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The best way to protect against calloused hands is to wear gloves.
To protect yourself against chemical spills you must wear protective eyewear, protective gloves and clothes. The lab that people are working in should provide protective gear.
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Wear gloves, goggles, and your lab apron.
Baseball gloves do protect your hands with blisters, this is why many baseball players wear the gloves for long games in order to protect their hands.
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No, a needle can go through a glove very easily depending on the glove, but when doctors wear gloves it protects them from any little cuts they may have on themselves or from bacteria a person may have from coming in contact with the sensitive skin on their hands. If the doctor did not wear gloves and was cleaning an area on your body that was infected he would have a great chance of catching it, but the sterilized gloves protect him. Same with masks and the scrubs they wear.
That depends what protective clothing you are referring to. Aprons, frocks, hairnets and gloves are to protect the food from possible contamination by the food handler and their clothing. If the food handler is a butcher, chain mail would protect the wearer's body from the cutting instruments. And people who handle hot equipment could wear heat-resistant gloves to protect them from burns.
protect yourself from infection and infecting the patient by wearing disposable gloves
You can wear latex gloves when spring cleaning to protect yourself from dirt and chemicals used when cleaning.
They wear gloves.
The gloves with cuffs were there to help protect their hands. Cowboys worked hard with their hands, which caused leather burn. When riding horse, the gloves helped protect the hands from tearing and the burn from the straps.