All of the following are examples of personal protective equipment (PPE) except:
A)gloves.
B)laboratory coats.
C)safety glasses.
D)prescription glasses.

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PPE must be protective and appropriate.Blood and body fluids must not be able to penetrate the PPE material.Prescription glasses are not considered PPE because splashes of blood and body fluids can get to the eye by coming in around the sides, top, and bottom of the glasses.Safety glasses form a barrier where body fluids cannot come in around the sides, top, or bottom.

All of the Following Are Examples of Personal Protective Equipment