noun a protective device worn on the face, typically used in medical or industrial settings to protect the eyes, nose, and mouth from splashes, debris, or other hazards
In construction, face shields are worn to protect the face from flying debris, sparks, and chemicals.
Teachers and students may use face shields in classrooms to provide an additional layer of protection against respiratory droplets.
Face shields are used by healthcare workers as personal protective equipment to protect against splashes, sprays, and droplets of infectious materials.
In sports such as hockey or football, face shields are worn to protect the face from impact injuries.
Workers in manufacturing plants wear face shields to protect against hazards such as impact from machinery or chemicals.
Farm workers wear face shields to protect against debris and chemicals while working in the fields.
Emergency responders wear face shields to protect their face and eyes from various hazards during rescue operations.
Workers in food service industries wear face shields to protect against contamination from food or bodily fluids.
Dentists and dental hygienists use face shields to protect against splashes of blood and other fluids during procedures.
Laboratory technicians wear face shields to protect their face and eyes from chemical splashes and other hazards.
Doctors use face shields as part of their personal protective equipment (PPE) when treating patients to protect their face from potential splashes of blood or other bodily fluids.
Dentists wear face shields during procedures to protect their face from any splatter or debris that may be generated during the treatment.
Nurses use face shields when caring for patients, especially those with infectious diseases, to protect themselves from exposure to droplets or other contaminants.
Paramedics wear face shields as part of their PPE to protect themselves from any potential hazards or contaminants when responding to emergencies.
Construction workers may use face shields to protect their face from flying debris or particles while working on a construction site.
Chemists working with hazardous chemicals or substances may wear face shields to protect their face and eyes from any splashes or spills.