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These include general hygiene measures set out in local infection control manuals or Bird Flu policies, and in particular efficient hand hygiene before and after contact with possible or probable cases of the Bird Flu, and with the patient€™s environment. Safety Gloves, safety goggles, safety visors, safety gowns and/or safety aprons are also used (see the relevant sections of the web site that deals with personal protective equipment in primary and secondary care and local Bird Flu policies).

Consumers should use N95 Bird Flu Respirators, correctly fitted, for contact with possible or probable cases of Bird Flu. A Bird Flu Respirator should be used only if a Bird Flu respirator is not available on the grounds that, although not recommended, it is better to wear a Bird Flu Respirator than no protection & Patients should use a Bird Flu Respirator while symptomatic whether in hospital, at home or in transit. Airplane Passengers and those consumers traveling by plane, boat, commuter train, or bus should also protect themselves from the Bird Flu Virus by wearing a N95 Bird Flu Respirator at all times.

Who should wear a Bird Flu Respirator or Bird Flu Respirator?
All consumers wto contact with a possible or probable case of Bird Flu should wear a respirator conforming to at least EN149:2001 FFP3. If a respirator is not immediately available, the next highest category of Respirator available should be worn (FFP2 (N95)). Consumers and Healthcare workers including community primary care teams, hospital clinical teams, ambulance staff, physiotherapists and other professional support staff, porters and domestic staff should all us Flu Respirators.

Hospital Patients with possible or probable Bird Flu Virus should wear a surgical face Respirator, if able to do so, when in close contact with uninfected persons. Wearing a Bird Flu Respirator or Bird Flu respirator is not a guarantee of protection against the Bird Flu Virus.

Are N95 Bird Flu Respirators available €“ are these equivalent to FFP3?
No, N95 Bird Flu Respirators are equivalent to FFP2, not FFP3. Having a supply of N95 Respirators in your health care facility already should not be viewed as obviating the need to obtain a supply of FFP3 face Respirators for use in connection with Bird Flu.

What is the correct way to use a Bird Flu Respirator?
User instructions are usually supplied with every Bird Flu Respirator order. If Bird Flu Respirators are individually packed, the instructions are on the packaging. If the Bird Flu Respirators are supplied in shelf packs, i.e. several unwrapped respirators in one box, the instructions are either on the side of the box or on a loose insert. If the contents of the shelf box are split, a photocopy of the instructions should accompany each Bird Flu Respirator.

PLEASE READ THESE BIRD FLU SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. It is also important that the Bird Flu Respirator is protected from damage during transit. It is important to follow the instructions carefully, and to do a Bird Flu Respirator fit check each time a new respirator is worn. These fit checks outlined in the user instructions vary according to the design of the Bird Flu Respirator. Fit is critically important. The Bird Flu Respirator must seal tightly to the face or air will enter from the sides. A good fit can only be achieved if the area where the respirator seals against the skin is clean-shaven. Beards, long moustaches, and stubble may cause leaks around the respirator.

If breathing becomes difficult, the Bird Flu Respirator becomes damaged or distorted or contaminated by body fluids, or if a proper face fit cannot be maintained, go to a safe area and change the Bird Flu Respirator immediately.

The Bird Flu Respirator is one component of a number of infection control precautions. These include hand hygiene, gloves, goggles, visors, gowns or gown and apron. Protective equipment should be removed in the following order: safety gown or safety apron, Bird Flu Respirator, safety goggles, followed by safety gloves or hand hygiene.

Follow local infection control or Bird Flu policies, because the Bird Flu Respirator is just one of several infection control precautions. Hand hygiene is particularly important after removing the Bird Flu Respirator.

How often should Bird Flu Respirator be changed?
Bird Flu Respirator or Bird Flu Respirators used in close contact with a possible or probable Bird Flu case should be disposed of immediately after use. They should only be removed when the wearer is in a safe area, outside the patient€™s room.

The length of time a patient on home isolation should wear a Bird Flu Respirator before changing it depends on the quality of the Respirator, and how much the patient is coughing. As a guide, the Bird Flu Respirator should be changed after eight hours, or sooner if it becomes saturated or breathing is difficult.

How should Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators disposed of?
Consumers should dispose of  Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators as clinical waste, according to local infection control policy. Patients on home isolation should place the used Respirator in a plastic bag, and then into domestic waste. It is important to wash hands after handling the Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators. This includes touching the Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators while it is still being worn.

Which Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators should be worn in the community/primary care?
All consumers who come into contact with a possible or probable case of Bird Flu should wear a Bird Flu Respirators conforming to at least EN149:2001 FFP3. If a respirator is not immediately available, the next highest category of Respirator available should be worn (FFP2 (N95)). See €˜Who should wear a Respirator or respirator?€™

Where can community/primary care staff get Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators?
Sentry Safety Supply can ship your Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators the same day you place your order.  Sentry Safety Supply can supply large and small orders of  Bird Flu Respirator and Bird Flu Respirators.