Isolation clothing is used to protect medical personnel from infection with blood, bodily fluids, and other infectious substances, or to protect patients from infection. Choose whether to wear isolation clothing and its model according to the way of contact with patients, including infectious substances, and the possibility of isolation clothing blocking blood and body fluids.

Protective clothing, disposable protective equipment worn by clinical medical personnel when in contact with Class A or infectious disease patients managed according to Class A infectious diseases. It should have good waterproof, anti-static, filtering efficiency, and no skin irritation, easy to wear and take off, tight joints, and elastic cuffs and ankle cuffs.

Disposable protective clothing, made of non-woven fabric with film covering, is a one-piece garment that includes a hat, top, pants, and shoe covers. It can cover the head, torso, hands, and legs from head to foot, covering the entire body.

The opening of the protective clothing is mostly in front of the body. The wearing steps are: take out the protective clothing, pay attention to avoiding contact with the ground, unfold the protective clothing, open the zipper, extend into the legs one by one from the zipper opening, then wear the top, extend the hand from the sleeve, wear the hood, pull the zipper from the front of the chest and press it backwards, and put on the shoe cover.

Disposable isolation clothing, usually made of non-woven fabric, comes in various types such as one-piece, split, and jacket styles. The protection range is from the neck to the knee, and there is no fixed length standard.

Isolation clothes are usually designed with reverse dressing, with the clothes opening at the back of the body. The wearing steps are: holding the clothes to receive the isolation clothes, cleaning the face towards oneself; Thread two sleeves in sequence from left to right; Hold the collar in both hands, tie the neck strap or collar button back along the edge from the center of the collar, and then tie the cuffs; Pull the hem up to the front of the body, then align and fold both sides of the hem at the back; Then cross the belt at the back and fasten the belt when you return to the front.