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2. Engage trained observer 3. Disinfect outer gloves 0. Doff PAPR + Gown Plan 0: do 1 through 19 in order in accordance with trained observer instructions 1. Prepare to Doff 2. Engage trained observer 3. Disinfect outer gloves 4. Remove outer apron 5. Disinfect outer gloves 6. Remove outer boots 7. Disinfect outer gloves No Yes Plan 4: Is apron used? 8. Remove outer gloves 9. Inspect inner gloves 10. Remove PAPR 11. Remove hood 12. Remove gown 13. Disinfect inner gloves 14. Disinfect shoes 15. Disinfect inner gloves 16. Remove inner gloves 17. Perform hand hygiene 18. Inspect body for contamination 19.Exit doffing area

1.2 [HCW] Disinfect outer gloves 1.3 [HCW] Signal TO 1. [HCW] Prepare to doff Plan 1: do 1.1 to 1.5 in order 1.1 [HCW] Inspect PPE 1.2 [HCW] Disinfect outer gloves 1.3 [HCW] Signal TO 1.4 [TO] Signal doffing area is clear 1.5 [HCW] Enter doffing area Plan 1.1 Visible Contamination? No 1.2.1 Follow procedure for step 3.2-3.4 1.3.1 [HCW] Wait for 1.4 Yes 1.1.1 [HCW] Disinfect surface of PPE with EPA-registered disinfectant

2.1 [TO] Review goals & hazards 2.2 [TO] Instruct HCW to examine PPE 2. [HCW]Engage TO Plan 2: do 2.1 to 2.2 in order 2.1 [TO] Review goals & hazards 2.2 [TO] Instruct HCW to examine PPE exit Plan 2.2 Rip, tear, or contamination? Rip/tear – Follow breach protocol Contamination: Disinfect surface of PPE with EPA-registered disinfectant No Yes

3. [HCW] Disinfect outer gloves Plan 3 : do 3.1 to 3.4 in order 3.1 [HCW] Examine for contamination 3.2 [HCW] Apply ABHR to palm or EPA-registered disinfectant wipe 3.3 [HCW] Rub top/bottom of both hands and in between fingers and thumbs 3.4 [HCW] Wait for gloves to dry Plan 3.1 Visible Contamination? Yes 3.1.1 [HCW] Apply EPA-registered wipe to contaminated area No

5. Disinfect outer gloves 4. Remove outer apron 5. Disinfect outer gloves Plan 4: do 4.1 to 4.5 in order Plan 5: do step 3 in order 4.1 [TO/Asst.] Untie strap 4.2 [HCW] Remove apron 4.3 [HCW] Roll apron inside to outside 4.4 [HCW] Discard apron into waste receptacle 4.5 [HCW] Inspect PPE Can apron be pulled away at neck? Yes 4.2.1 [HCW] Tear apron at neck No Plan 4.5. Rip, tear, or contamination? No Yes exit 4.2.2 [HCW] Lift strap over head 4.2.3 [HCW] Pull apron away from body 4.5.1 Rip/tear – Follow breach protocol Contamination: Disinfect surface of PPE with EPA-registered disinfectant 4.3

6. [HCW] Remove boot covers 7. Disinfect outer gloves Plan 6: do 6.1 to 6.4 in order Plan 7: do step 3 in order; If Asst. helped, do step 3 in order 6.1 [HCW]Sit in chair designated for shoe/boot removal 6.2 [HCW] Take off first boot cover 6.3 [HCW] Dispose of bootie in waste receptacle 6.4 [HCW] Take off second boot cover (see 6.2 to 6.3) 6.2.1 [HCW/Asst] Grasp outside of bootie 6.2.2 [HCW] Pull down toward ankle 6.2.3 [HCW]] Lift bootie over heal 6.2.4 [HCW]] Pull bootie off foot Plan 6.2: do 6.2.1 to 6.2.4 in order then exit

8. [HCW] Remove outer gloves Plan 8: do 8.1 to 8.3 in order 8.1 [HCW] Take off first glove slowly 8.2 [HCW] Remove second glove slowly 8.3 [HCW] Dispose of gloves in waste receptacle 8.1.1 [HCW] Hold wrist with thumb pointed at ceiling 8.1.2 [HCW] Pinch glove and lift at wrist 8.1.3 [HCW] Roll glove down until it is off the hand in a ball 8.1.4 [HCW] Hold balled glove in palm of other gloved hand 8.2.1 [HCW] Slide a finger down &inside the outer glove 8.2.2 [HCW] Pull off second glove until balled around first glove Plan 8.1: do 8.1.1 to 8.1.4 in order then exit Plan 8.2: do 8.2.1 to 8.2.2 in order then exit

9. [HCW] Inspect both inner gloves Plan 9: do 9.1 to 9.2 in order 9.1 [HCW] Inspect palms, backs of hands, and fingers 9.2 [HCW] Disinfect inner gloves (see 13) Plan 9.1 Rip, tear, or contamination? No Yes 9.1.1 Rip/tear – Follow breach protocol Contamination: Disinfect surface of PPE with EPA-registered disinfectant 9.1.2 Remove inner glove (follow step 16) 9.1.3 Discard inner gloves into waste receptacle 9.1.4 Perform hand hygiene with ABHR (see 17) 9.1.5 Put on new set of gloves up to the edge of gown sleeve Plan 9.1.1: do 9.1.1 to 9.1.5 in order then exit

10.1 [Asst.] Detach hose at the hood 10.2 [Asst.] Turn off system 10. Remove PAPR Plan 10: do 10.1 to 10.5 in order according to manufacturer instructions 10.1 [Asst.] Detach hose at the hood 10.2 [Asst.] Turn off system 10.3 Unclip belt 10.4 [Asst.] Place reusable PAPR components in designated area 10.5 [HCW/Asst.] Disinfect gloves (13) 10.3.1 [Asst.] Hold belt unit in hands 10.3.2 [HCW] Unclip belt Plan 10.3.1: do 10.3.1 to 10.3.2 in order then exit

Plan 11: do 11.1 to 11.9 in order then exit 11. Remove hood Plan 11: do 11.1 to 11.9 in order then exit 11.1 [Asst.] Grab outside of HCWs hood 11.2 [Asst.] Roll hood up towards top of shoulders 11.3 [Asst.] Form cuff with hood 11.4 [TO] Signal for HCW to slowly remove hood 11.5 [HCW] Grab hood near ears 11.6 [HCW] Bend forward at waist 11.7 [HCW] Pull hood slowly down and away from head until at waist level 11.8 [HCW] Discard hood in waste receptacle 11.9 [HCW/Asst] Disinfect gloves (see 13)

12.2 [HCW] Pull gown slowly away from body until off shoulders 12. Remove gown Plan 12: do 12.1 to 12.6 in order 12.1 [HCW] Release tie 12.2 [HCW] Pull gown slowly away from body until off shoulders 12.3 [HCW] Pull gown all the way down off one arm 12.4 [HCW] Pull gown down all the way down off other arm 12.5 [HCW] Roll gown inward , away from body, until it is in a tight ball 12.6 [HCW]]Dispose of gown in waste receptacle 13. Disinfect inner gloves Plan 13 : do 13.1 to 13.3 in order 13.1 [HCW] Apply ABHR to palm or EPA-registered disinfectant wipe 13.2 [HCW] Rub top/bottom of both hands and in between fingers and thumbs 13.3 [HCW] Wait for gloves to dry

15. Disinfect inner gloves (see 13) 16. Remove inner gloves 14. Disinfect shoes 15. Disinfect inner gloves (see 13) 16. Remove inner gloves Plan 14: do 14.1 to 14.4 in order Plan 16 : do 8.1 to 8.3 in order 14.1 Sit in clean chair 14.2 Get EPA-registered disinfectant wipes 14.3 Apply disinfectant wipe to first shoe 14.4 Apply disinfectant wipe to second shoe (see 14.3.1) 14.3.1 Move wipe from top to bottom across all surface area

18. Inspect body for contamination 19. Exit doffing area 17. Perform hand hygiene 18. Inspect body for contamination 19. Exit doffing area Plan 18: 18.1 to 18.3 in order 18.1 [HCW]Hold out both arms to side 18.2 [HCW] Slowly turn around 18.3 [HCW/TO/Asst] Inspect for rips, tears, or contamination exit Plan 18.3 Rip, tear, or contamination? Proceed to the breach protocol No Yes 17.1 [HCW] Apply ABHR to palm 17.2 [HCW] Rub top/bottom of both hands and in between fingers and thumbs 17.3 [HCW] Wait for hands to dry