PPE: Chemical Level C - Doffing

Demonstration of the correct steps involved in doffing Level C Chemical Personal Protective Equipment.
This video was produced in collaboration with Omaha Metropolitan Medical Response System (OMMRS). Some steps refer to specific OMMRS policies and procedures and may need to be altered for your organization.
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[@unmcheroes]

Hospitals generally don't use Level A. Most guidelines now recommend level C for first receivers. We leave Level A to the HazMat teams who are much more highly trained.

[@afg96]

Show us Level A the most important level and the most toxic one!

[@rossanobianconi7792]

Nice green rubber suit.... 😘 🔥