CDC Sequence for Donning and Doffing PPE

LSU NCBRT/ACE created a 6-minute video, “CDC Sequence for Donning and Doffing PPE,” that walks viewers step-by-step through the guidelines prescribed by the CDC for donning and doffing a gown, mask/respirator, face shield, and gloves.
Listen to the extended audio description here: • CDC Sequence for Donni... .

[@DefensorFortis]

How is law enforcement supposed to access the tools on their tool belt without compromising the covering?

[@lsuncbrt]

This video is following guidance from the Centers for Disease Control that is primarily targeted for medical personnel. Law Enforcement and other response personnel must decide the personal protective equipment that best mitigates the higher potential hazard for any given operational task. For example, if conducting a non-enforcement support operation the gown is a preferred option, but if the situation is likely to require access to duty equipment then those tools take precedence.

[@DefensorFortis]

@@lsuncbrt thank you. Law enforcement does not have the same standardization as as the NFPA codes that the fire department follows. This would be a good opportunity, however there are so many operational variations and a lack of opportunity to take time to Don the PPE.

[@santosmwakomo755]

You can get infections while doffing gown

[@MothMatriarch]

The way he put on the mask was odd