Instructions for wearing medical disposable medical protective clothing/isolation clothing

1. The protective clothing must be inspected and air pressure tested to ensure that there are no defects. In addition, the protective clothing must be selected according to the purpose.

2. But it is necessary. At this time, follow the recommended instructions and apply anti-fogging agent to the inside of the protective clothing's eyeglasses.

3. Choose two people to "cooperative organization", that is, there is another person to help while wearing protective clothing.

4. Underwear should be worn under protective clothing. It is recommended to wear long sleeves and long pants, or long "underwear". You should consider wearing fire-resistant underwear.

5. Remove personal items that may damage the protective clothing, such as pens, badges, jewelry, etc.

6. Take off your shoes (this step can be omitted when wearing a protective suit with rubber boots attached). Some long rubber boots do not allow outdoor shoes to be worn.

7. Roll the trouser legs into the stockings so that you can easily put on the trouser legs of the protective clothing and the long rubber boots.

8. If a self-contained air breathing device is used, check and install the device, complete all connections, and adjust according to the manufacturer's requirements. Unless the breathing device requires it, do not wear a face mask for the time being.

9. If you use a breathing tube air supply system, check and complete all connections and adjustments, unless the breathing device requires it, do not wear a face mask.

10. Sit and put both legs into the protective clothing.

11. Put both feet into the boots and pull down the splash guard on the boots. (Note: Work boots should be 1 to 2 sizes larger than the usual boots, so that there is enough space to put the boots with the protective cover of the protective clothing into the boots.)

12. Turn on the air supply device, wear a face mask, and make sure that the air supply system is working properly

13. Stand up and tie the inner belt, if any.

14. Put your arms and head into the protective clothing, close the zipper, and then close the zipper to cover.

15. Ask your assistant to check whether the zipper and zipper cover are tight, whether the mask has a clear view, whether all air pipes are tightly connected, and whether the protective clothing is in working condition.