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2014 Ebola Training
Glo Germ, a powder simulation, glows under an ultraviolet light during training in a bio-containment lab at Duke's Global Health Research Building on Wednesday, October 15, 2014. Ten nurses and doctors took part in a first-stage training of donning and doffing of personal protective equipment or PPE in preparation for the possibility of caring for Ebola patients. The PPE consists of full skin coverage with a full-body tyvek-like coverall, double gloving with the inner glove taped to the coverall, a sleeve cover and a hooded powered air purifying-respirator.
Shawn Rocco/Duke Health
2014 Ebola Training
Glo Germ, a powder simulation, glows under an ultraviolet light during training in a bio-containment lab at Duke's Global Health Research Building on Wednesday, October 15, 2014. Ten nurses and doctors took part in a first-stage training of donning and doffing of personal protective equipment or PPE in preparation for the possibility of caring for Ebola patients. The PPE consists of full skin coverage with a full-body tyvek-like coverall, double gloving with the inner glove taped to the coverall, a sleeve cover and a hooded powered air purifying-respirator.
Shawn Rocco/Duke Health