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What is a p2/n95 respirator fit test?
The purpose of a P2/N95 respirator fit test is to match the correct size and style of the respirator to the individual. Fit testing of a P2/N95 respirator masks must be done in accordance with Australian/New Zealand Standard 1715:2009 and should be repeated each time a new style of P2/N95 respirator is used.
Where should a p2/n95 respirator be used?
P2/N95 respirators should form a very close seal around the nose and mouth and are recommended for use in high-risk workplace settings such as health care and quarantine sites.
Is the TGA aware of loose-leaf 'non-medical' in Chinese face masks?
The TGA is aware of loose-leaf inclusions in Mandarin of 'non-medical', 'not for medical use' or 'not for surgical use' or similar descriptions in boxes of face masks. On 25 April 2020, the Chinese government announced changes to the regulatory arrangements for the export of medical supplies and PPE, including face masks.
What does a utility mask look like?
A utility mask looks similar to a surgical mask, however, utility masks are not medical grade masks and not regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration. They may also provide some protection to the wearer from inhaling the virus, although the level of protection may not be that of a surgical mask.
N95 Masks References
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- https://www.medshop.com.au/blogs/news/what-does-n95-mean-how-and-when-to-wear-them
- https://covid19.swa.gov.au/comparison-mask-types-covid-19
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