Protecting Workers during a Pandemic
infectious agents. • Placed on sick individuals to prevent respiratory infections that spread by large droplets; worn by surgeons to avoid contaminating surgical sites. • May not protect against airborne-transmissible infectious agents due to loose fit and lack of seal. • Can be used by almost anyone, regardless of training.
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