Recently, the new crown virus has spread globally, and its spread is extremely widespread. Our medical staff have been on the front line to save our lives and "shield the wind and rain" for us. How do our medical staff protect themselves against such a severe virus? Well, this requires a set of secret weapons, that is, disposable protective clothing. Hearing the name, I feel very familiar, and I know all of them, but I haven't actually touched them. Let us learn how to wear disposable protective clothing, and what are the differences from our ordinary dressing methods. What are the precautions?
Wear protective clothing: Before putting on protective items, you must wash your hands. Under the flowing water, make your hands fully wet. Take an appropriate amount of soap and apply the entire palm and back of your hands evenly, and then wash thoroughly under running water. Finally, wipe dry with disposable paper towels. Then start to wear protective clothing, conjoined or split protective clothing, and follow the sequence of putting on the lower clothes, then the top, then the hat, and finally the zipper.
Take off protective clothing: The first step is to unzip the zipper when taking off the split protective clothing. Pull the hat upwards to remove the hat from the head. Take off your sleeves and coat, and put the contaminated side in the medical waste bag. Take off the clothes, roll off the side from top to bottom, the contaminated side is inside, and put it in a medical waste bag after taking off. When taking off the conjoined protective clothing in the second step, first pull the zipper to the end. Pull the hat upwards to remove the hat from the head, take off the sleeves, roll it off from top to bottom, and put it in the medical waste bag after the contaminated side is completely taken off.
Note: Protective clothing can only be worn and taken off in the specified area. Check the protective clothing for damage before putting it on, and do not make the sleeves touch the face or collar when wearing it. If there is leakage or damage, it should be replaced in time, and attention should be paid to avoid contamination when taking off.
