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VETERINARY HEALTH & SAFETY

Veterinary hazards & the importance of PPE

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Animal health professionals such as veterinarians, technicians and assistants face job-related hazards. Taking care of animals can put veterinary workers at risk of bites and kicks, causing scratches or other more serious injuries. In addition, veterinarians are also at risk of zoonotic diseases (e.g. rabies), radiation exposure, and dangerous chemicals. To reduce the risk of occupational injuries, it is important that veterinarians use the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

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Veterinary surgical gloves
Veterinary surgical gloves protect animals and practitioners from infections, injuries, and allergic reactions during operations. Our portfolio of veterinary surgical gloves include synthetic and latex polymers. Each offering provides unique benefits and ensures exceptional tactility, dexterity and strength in the operating room. Choose the right veterinary surgical gloves for your practice.

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Veterinary exam gloves
Medical exam gloves are essential personal protective equipment (PPE) for veterinarians during standard animal examinations. Ansell's exam gloves are designed to provide a barrier between the worker's hands and potential sources of contamination, such as bodily fluids, chemicals, and microorganisms. Choose the right veterinary medical exam gloves for your practice.

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CLINICAL RESOURCES

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The right glove for the right task

Veterinarian practice involves complex procedures and requires a wide range of medical expertise. Occupational hazards affecting veterinary practice include physical, chemical, and biological risks.

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Occupational skin dermatosis in the veterinary setting

Please join Amanda Palmer, RN, BPH, MPHC as she discusses the risk and incidence of occupational skin disease in veterinary practices.

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EL IMPACTO DE LA SEQUEDAD CUTÁNEA EN LA PRÁCTICA VETERINARIA

Examinar soluciones recientes en la prevención de enfermedades cutáneas profesionales subyacentes en la práctica veterinaria.

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