Personal HygieneQuestion 61 of 319
How often must single-use gloves be changed at a minimum during continuous use?
a.Every 4 hours
b.Every 8 hours
c.Every 12 hours
d.Every 6 hours
Explanation
Even when a single task continues, glove material breaks down and microbes accumulate. The FDA Food Code adopted by California requires a change at least every four hours of continuous use, plus any time gloves tear or become soiled.
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