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After doing a iv i had blood on gloves when i removed them i noticed there was blood on the inside out . should i worry i have some cuts on hand?
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Possibly: Possibly, but upon inspection did you see a cut on your hands? Usually, if you notice blood from inside the glove there's an obvious source or a reciprocal spot on your hands.
Answered 6/26/2013
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