Which body fluids require the use of gloves according to standard precautions?

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All body fluids, except sweat. Standard precautions require gloves for contact with blood, all body fluids (except sweat), secretions, excretions, non-intact skin, and mucous membranes. Sweat is not considered a significant transmission risk unless visibly contaminated with blood. All potentially infectious body fluids require glove use, not just blood or selected fluids.