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Gloves are strongly recommended whenever you might contact blood or body fluids, but lack of gloves should not stop you giving life-saving care such as chest compressions if there is no obvious contamination risk. Where possible, use available barriers like dressings or plastic bags while still prioritising the casualty’s immediate needs.
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