1. Similarities between surgical gown, isolation gown and protective clothing

No matter it is medical surgical gown, medical isolation gown or medical protective clothing, they are all personal protective equipment. Because these kinds of protective equipment are worn on the body, in clinical use, even the medical staff will confuse the use of the three.

In fact, the three seem to be very similar, but they are quite different in actual use.

2. What is the difference between a surgical gown, an isolation gown, and a protective suit

Medical surgical gown:

The product is for medical operating room or purification laboratory personnel. The product is for medical operating room or purification laboratory personnel. It is disposable in the operation when the patient's blood is known to be free of infectious viruses. It is used by surgeons and wiping nurses to prevent the dander on the doctor's body from spreading to the open wound and the body fluid of patients to the medical staff. It plays a two-way biological protection role. The product is not sterilized before leaving the factory. It can only be used after sterilization by the user. It can be reused after sterilization.

Medical isolation gown:

Medical isolation gowns can be used one-time in medical units for general isolation. It can be worn by people entering the area contaminated by the potential source of disease to protect them from infection.

Medical protective clothing:

It is used for general isolation in outpatient, ward and laboratory of medical institutions. This product is mainly used to provide barriers and protection for clinical medical staff who may come into contact with potentially infectious blood, body fluids, secretions, etc.