Application and Fit Checking of a P2/N95 Mask. OBJECTIVES Gain skills to effectively don a P2/N95 mask Techniques to ensure a correct fit check of the.

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Application and Fit Checking of a P2/N95 Mask

OBJECTIVES Gain skills to effectively don a P2/N95 mask Techniques to ensure a correct fit check of the mask Factors to be considered when selecting a mask Safe practices for removing masks

BEFORE DONNING Always perform Hand Hygiene before applying a mask Ensure mask is not damaged in any way Experiment with brands and sizes Always check manufacturers guidelines for the mask you are using

POINTS TO CONSIDER Beard or facial hair Shape or size of face Earrings Glasses/spectacles

STEP 1 Separate the mask edges Put a small bend in the nose wire Hold upside down and gently shake the straps out

STEP 2 Separate the 2 headbands Ensure the nose piece is at the top of mask Use index fingers and thumbs to separate the bands

STEP 3 Roll your thumbs up This will create a “cup” for the chin

STEP 4 Place chin into “cup” of mask Pull headbands up and over your head

STEP 5 Release lower headband Position at the base of the neck Position other headband on the crown of your head

STEP 6 Ensure that mask is symmetrical on face and edges aren’t folded Conform nose piece to your nose and across cheek bones Adjust mask until good/ comfortable fit achieved

CHECK LIST Mask firmly positioned under chin Mask fitted across bridge of nose and cheekbones Straps positioned at base of neck and on crown of head

FIT CHECKING Inhale and exhale several times while wearing the mask Mask should collapse slightly on inhalation and expand slightly upon exhaling The wearer should not feel any air leaking around the mask

INCORRECT FIT Inappropriate fit may be: -Air leaking around mask -Mask not expanding and collapsing -Glasses or face shield/goggles fogging Reposition mask Repeat fit check

REMOVAL Never remove mask inside the patient room Perform Hand hygiene Remove mask by the headbands only Perform Hand Hygiene

POINTS TO REMEMBER A fit check must be performed every time a mask is applied. Never re-use a mask. Wet or damaged masks must be replaced immediately Always perform hand hygiene before application and after removal of a mask

QUESTIONS If you have any questions contact your ICP ?