Disposable medical protective clothing material breathable anti tear anti bacteria
Disposable protective clothing: disposable protective clothing worn by clinical medical staff when they come into contact with class A or infectious disease patients under the management of Class A infectious disease.
Protective clothing is to prevent health care workers from being infected, is a single isolation.
Disposable protective clothing: 1. Contact with patients of Class A or under the management of Class A infectious diseases.
2. Follow the latest infection control guidelines when coming into contact with suspected or confirmed SARS, Ebola, MERS, H7N9 and other patients.
GB 19082-2009 specifies that protective clothing consists of a hoodie and trousers.
It can be divided into jointed structure and split structure [3].
Trouser legs and cuffs are tight, and protective clothing has a higher level of protection than isolation clothing.
It is generally recommended to use disposable ones
2. Protective clothing
Method of wearing protective clothing: The protective clothing of conjoined body or split body should follow the sequence of first wearing the clothes, then wearing the jacket, then wearing the hat, and finally pulling the zipper.
Method of removing protective clothing:
(1) Split protective clothing:
1) The zipper should be unzipped first.
2) Pull the hat upward to detach the head from the hat.
3) Take off the sleeves, remove the contamination face inward and put it into the designated container.
4) Unwrap the garment from top to bottom and put it into the specified container.
(2) One-piece protective clothing
1) Pull down the zipper first.
2) Pull the hat upward to detach the head from the hat.
3) Take off the sleeves and roll the pollution inward from top to bottom.
4) Remove and put into the specified container.
Disposable medical protective clothing materials shall meet the requirements of "three rejections and one resistance" (i.e. water, blood, alcohol and antistatic) of micro-nanometer level materials.
The composite can be made with different materials such as polyethylene/polypropylene spunbonded nonwovens, with breathable microporous film or other nonwovens, with water pierced nonwovens with breathable microporous film, or with wood OARS composite spunlaced nonwovens.
In addition, some teflon films can be used to make high-end protective clothing fabrics.
In these composites, porous microporous film is particularly important