Medical gloves effectively isolate medical pollution and prevent cross-infection. Now it has become a must-have for hospitals. In clinical practice, especially in operations where there is a risk of infection, medical personnel are most concerned about the damage or perforation of medical gloves, and perforation of medical gloves happens to be the most common problem during surgery, especially in plastic surgery. There are many factors that rupture or perforate medical gloves, such as equipment damage, bone tissue puncture, and rupture due to reduced strength of the glove. Large damage is easy to find, and if there are only small holes and some small gaps, it can be seen directly. The risk of harm is hidden. Therefore, it is necessary to test the puncture resistance of medical gloves in advance. When a sharp object is encountered during use, it is easy to cause perforation damage.

   In order to prevent this danger, many medical personnel choose to wear a pair of medical gloves for safety. After research and statistics, after using this method, the perforation rate of inner gloves is only less than 10% of the perforation rate of single-layer gloves. After wearing double-layer medical gloves, the flexibility of the fingers and touch sensitivity decreased significantly, not only the effect is not good but this also affects the accuracy of the surgery to a certain extent, the risk of surgery also increased. The best way is to strictly monitor the quality of medical gloves before use to ensure that the piercing force can reach a certain strength, reduce the incidence of perforation and damage, and reduce the risk of cross-infection.

   While ensuring the good quality of medical gloves, medical personnel should also change the medical gloves in time according to the actual use. After a statistical study on the damage of medical gloves used by medical staff, it was found that after 4 hours of continuous use, the damage rate of medical gloves increased significantly, so regular replacement of gloves is necessary.