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. 2020 Mar 18;82(5):1215–1216. doi: 10.1016/j.jaad.2020.03.014

Table II.

The association between skin damage and related exposure factors

Infection-preventive measures Participants, No. Variables Participants (N = 526), No. (%) Participants with skin damage in related sites, No. (%) OR 95% CI P
N95 mask 542 ≤6 h/d 225 (41.5) Cheek: 155 (68.9) 1 [Ref]
>6 h/d 317 (58.5) Cheek: 259 (81.7) 2.02 1.35-3.01 <.01
Goggles 451 ≤6 h/d 186 (41.2) Nasal bridge: 141 (75.8) 1 [Ref]
>6 h/d 265 (58.8) Nasal bridge: 233 (87.9) 2.32 1.41-3.83 <.01
Face shield 265 ≤6 h/d 108 (40.8) Forehead: 52 (48.1) 1 [Ref]
>6 h/d 157 (59.2) Forehead: 92 (58.6) 1.52 0.93-2.50 .66
Gloves 113 ≤6 h/d 52 (46.0) Hands: 29 (55.8) 1 [Ref]
>6 h/d 61 (54.0) Hands: 39 (63.9) 1.41 0.66-3.00 .44
321 ≤6 h/d 131 (40.8) Hands: 100 (76.3) 1 [Ref]
>6 h/d 190 (59.2) Hands: 146 (76.8) 1.03 0.61-1.74 >.99
Hand hygiene 434 ≤10 times/d 113 (26.0) Hands: 68 (60.2) 1 [Ref]
>10 times/d 321 (74.0) Hands: 246 (76.6) 2.17 1.38-3.43 <.01

CI, Confidence interval; OR, odds ratio; Ref, reference.

These participants are limited to those who wore double layers of gloves and washed hands 1-10 times/d.

These participants are limited to those who wore double layers of gloves and washed hands >10 times/d.