It has long been a habit for medical staff to wear gloves when working, but the standardized use is not satisfactory. This irregularity manifests itself in the following aspects:

·Gloves cannot be changed in time. Gloves are single-use items, and a pair of gloves can be used for examination and treatment of multiple patients, which can easily increase the incidence of infectious diseases.
·Wear a pair of gloves for different things. Due to their busy work, after some medical staff have been in contact with mobile phones, pens, keyboards, and handrails of stairs, they check the patient's body and use contaminated gloves to serve the patient, which is irresponsible in itself.
·The nurse at the blood collection window uses a pair of gloves to collect blood from multiple patients. The number of patients at the blood collection window is large and the workload is heavy, and many nurses often do not change their gloves. And some infectious diseases, such as liver disease, AIDS, are often transmitted through blood.
Putting on and taking off the same pair of gloves multiple times. In the process of wearing and taking off a pair of gloves for many times, it is inevitable that they will be contaminated with bacteria, and the protective effect will not be guaranteed.