2. During the operation lasting more than 2 hours, the outer layers of single-layer gloves and double-layer gloves may be damaged by more than 50%, while the perforation rate of inner gloves is only 5.26%, which is obviously lower than that of single-layer gloves. Because many times during the operation, the perforation and damage of gloves are so small that they may not be noticed at all.
3. Whose gloves are the most easily damaged? The answer is surgeons and hand-washing nurses!
4. Which part of the glove is most easily damaged? The answer is the index finger of the left hand. There are 36 holes in the index finger of the left hand, accounting for 40% of the total number of perforated gloves, which is obviously more than other parts.