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ppe

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1. ppe

   PPE means personal protective equipment. It is used to denote personal safety equipment when working in a lab.

   Hand gloves, googles, nose mask, lab coat, etc.

   
   

   Submitted by victorihedi on March 5, 2020  

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of ppe in Chaldean Numerology is: 3

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of ppe in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of ppe in a Sentence

1. Ashton Kutcher -LRB- @aplusk -RRB-:

   Instagram Mila and I've been finding charities that are focusing on getting PPE into the country, charities that are helping feed kids, businesses that are in distress.

2. John Hick:

   We can't get any help. And that's honestly the bottom line of the biggest problems here is that we just don't have the staffing, and the personnel resources in particular, and that's really led to an awful lot of burnout... but just the continuing emotional grind, in addition to the physical fatigue of caring for these patients and adapting to the challenges of working in PPE, and being the only connection sometimes between patient and family, has been terribly difficult.

3. Frank Chung:

   One of my biggest concerns was : How do I make sure that I am not a burden ? How do I make sure I'm not just taking up extra PPE unnecessarily ? i was also worried about the potential effects of getting Covid because many of us have seen people who are young and otherwise fairly healthy who have gotten very sick. So I think we all thought that there is a very real risk opting into this.

4. Casey Tingle:

   Some of the things we're trying to get our hands on, like PPE and ventilators, are not things that FEMA typically stocks in large measures.

5. Paul Molinaro:

   We are aware that (there were) difficulties of supplying Latin America in the beginning, and at the time the caseload wasn't high and we were concentrating on other areas, certainly the situation has changed and we are in the process of now planning that the next acquisitions and batch volumes we get at least in PPE (personal protective equipment) will be making their way in that direction, and within the plan for tests there will be allocation there also.

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