Nina Pham , a nurse who cared for an ebola patient
test positive for ebola.
http://www.cbs.com/shows/cbs_evening_new...ation-s-future/she was wearing , mask , gown , gloves and shield.
there was a mention in todays edition of the CBS Evening News
that the transmission may have been due to Miss Pham's exposed
skin coming in contact with the outside surface of her gloves
as they were removed.
I think that the health workers need to be provided with a
ebola killing solution in a bath that completely bathes the outside of their gloves as the gloves are removed and the gloves remain in the bath.
the gloves are the most vulnerable to contamination.
when the gloves are removed they sometimes snap like a
rubber band because of the elasticity of the gloves material
this can cause ejection of the contaminants into the surrounding air possibly into the eyes ,nose or mouth
of bystanders or the one removing the gloves and onto surfaces.
2014?