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PPE Requirements: Physical Capabilities and Limitations for Wearers
A key physical requirement for personnel expected to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the ability to perform job tasks while wearing the PPE. This includes maintaining dexterity, mobility, and sensory awareness necessary for safe patient care and procedural execution. PPE should not impede essential functions; if it does, alternative equipment or accommodations must be evaluated.
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