1. Different protective functions
Medical protective clothing is the medical protective equipment worn by clinical medical personnel when they come into contact with Class A or Class A infectious diseases.
Medical isolation gowns are used by medical personnel to prevent contamination of blood, body fluids, and other infectious substances, or to protect patients from infection.
2. Different demand directions
Requirements for wearing isolation clothing:
(1) Contact with infectious disease patients transmitted through contact, such as infectious disease patients, multidrug-resistant bacteria patients, etc.
(2) When diagnosing, treating, and caring for patients with extensive burns and bone marrow transplants.
(3) May be splashed by the patient's bodily fluids and secretions.
(4) Whether it is necessary to wear isolation gowns when entering key departments such as ICU and protective wards depends on the purpose of medical personnel entering and their contact with patients.
Requirements for wearing medical protective clothing:
Contact with patients with infectious diseases transmitted through air and droplets may result in splashing of their blood, body fluids, secretions, and excreta.
3. Different object-oriented approaches
Medical protective clothing is designed to prevent medical personnel from being infected and belongs to one-way isolation, mainly targeting medical personnel; Suitable for medical personnel to provide barrier and protection against potential infectious patients' blood, body fluids, secretions, and particulate matter in the air during work.
Medical isolation gowns are designed to prevent medical personnel from being infected or contaminated, as well as to prevent patients from being infected, and belong to a two-way isolation. Used for general isolation in outpatient clinics, wards, laboratories, stations, campus entrances and exits, factory resumption, etc. of medical institutions.