McKesson Stretch Vinyl Exam Gloves Instruction Manual

1. Nhanganyaya

This manual provides essential information for the proper use, care, and storage of McKesson Stretch Vinyl Exam Gloves. These gloves are designed for general examination purposes and offer protection in various non-sterile environments. Please read these instructions carefully before use.

2. Zvigadzirwa zveChigadzirwa

McKesson Stretch Vinyl Exam Gloves are engineered with user comfort and protection in mind. Key features include:

• Material: Made from polyvinyl chloride for flexibility and durability.
• Fit and Dexterity: Designed to provide a superb fit, enhancing dexterity during tasks.
• Pasina Hupfu: Eliminates powder-related irritation and contamination.
• Hapana Latex: Suitable for individuals with latex sensitivities or allergies.
• Beaded Cuff: Features a beaded cuff to prevent the glove from rolling down the wrist during use.
• Ambidextrous Dhizaini: Can be worn on either hand for convenience.
• Zvisina Kubereka: Intended for non-surgical and general examination applications.
• Zvinoraswa: Single-use only to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination.

Image 1: McKesson Stretch Vinyl Exam Gloves box, emphasizing flexible and stretchy comfort.

Image 2: Hands wearing the gloves, illustrating key features like non-sterile, beaded cuff, and ambidextrous design.

3. Mirayiridzo Yekushandisa

3.1. Kugadzirira

1. Ongorora Packaging: Before opening, check the glove box for any signs of damage or tampering. Usashandise kana kurongedza kuri kukanganisa.
2. Hutsanana hweMaoko: Wash and thoroughly dry your hands before donning gloves. This helps prevent contamination and ensures a better fit.
3. Sarudza Hukuru Hwakarurama: Ensure you select the appropriate glove size for a comfortable and secure fit. An ill-fitting glove can compromise dexterity and protection.

3.2. Application (Donning)

1. Vhura Bhokisi: Open the dispenser box carefully to access the gloves.
2. Remove Glove: Grasp a single glove by the cuff. Avoid touching the main body of the glove to maintain cleanliness.
3. Slide Hand In: Gently slide your hand into the glove, ensuring your fingers are properly seated in the finger stalls.
4. Adjust Cuff: Pull the cuff up to cover your wrist, ensuring a snug fit.
5. Dzokorora: Dzokorora maitiro kune rumwe rutivi.

Image 3: Box and gloves illustrating key attributes like powder-free, disposable, medium size, and latex-free.

3.3. Removal (Doffing)

1. Grasp Cuff: Pinch the outside of one glove near the wrist.
2. Peel Off: Peel the glove away from your body, turning it inside out as you remove it. Hold the removed glove in your gloved hand.
3. Remove Second Glove: Isa munwe usingafarirwi pasi pegumbeze regirovhosi rasara.
4. Encase First Glove: Peel the second glove off, turning it inside out and encasing the first glove within it.
5. Rasa: Dispose of the bundled gloves immediately in an appropriate waste receptacle.
6. Hutsanana hweMaoko: Always wash your hands thoroughly after removing gloves.

4. Kuchengeta uye Kuchengeta

• Storage Conditions: Store gloves in their original packaging in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, heat, and fluorescent lighting.
• Tembiricha: Avoid extreme temperatures, as this can affect the integrity and shelf life of the gloves.
• Chemical Exposure: Keep gloves away from ozone, oils, greases, petroleum-based products, and solvents, which can degrade the vinyl material.
• Kubata: Handle boxes carefully to prevent damage to the gloves inside.

5. Safety Information

• Kushandisa Kamwechete Chete: These gloves are for single use only. Reusing gloves can lead to cross-contamination and reduced protective barrier integrity.
• Not for Sterile Procedures: These are non-sterile gloves and should not be used for sterile surgical procedures or where a sterile barrier is required.
• Allergies: While latex-free, individuals with extreme sensitivities should exercise caution. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
• Chemical Resistance: Vinyl gloves offer limited chemical resistance. Consult a chemical resistance chart if working with hazardous chemicals.
• Puncture Resistance: Vinyl gloves are not puncture-proof. Exercise caution when handling sharp objects.
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6. Zvinotsanangurwa

7. Kugadzirisa matambudziko

• Gloves Tearing During Donning:
  • Ensure hands are completely dry before putting on gloves.
  • Select the correct glove size. Gloves that are too small are more prone to tearing.
  • Avoid sharp fingernails or jewelry that could snag the glove material.
• Gloves Slipping Off:
  • Ensure the beaded cuff is properly pulled up over the wrist.
  • Verify that the glove size is appropriate; gloves that are too large may slip.
• Skin Irritation:
  • Although latex-free and powder-free, some individuals may experience irritation. Discontinue use if irritation persists and consult a healthcare professional.
  • Ensure proper hand hygiene before and after glove use.

8. Kurasa

Used gloves should be disposed of immediately after single use in accordance with local regulations for waste disposal, especially if they have come into contact with biohazardous materials or chemicals. Do not flush gloves down the toilet.

9. Official Product Video

10. Mugadziri Ruzivo

Brand: McKesson
Muenzaniso: Stretch Vinyl Exam Gloves
Mugadziri: Nhoroondo ye McKesson Corporation

For further assistance or inquiries, please refer to the contact information provided on the product packaging or the official McKesson website.