Which personal protective equipment (PPE) should be readily available in a dental first-aid kit to deal with bleeding or injury emergencies safely?
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Correct answer: Disposable gloves, eye or face protection, and mask
PPE including gloves, eye or face protection, and masks help prevent cross-infection and protect both caregiver and patient from exposure to blood or bodily fluids during first-aid procedures.
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