Gown Surgical Sterile – XXL

Hospital gowns come in different types, each designed for specific medical needs. Here are the main types and their uses:

Types of Hospital Gowns

1. Patient Gowns
   • Open-back or wrap-around design for easy access.
   • Used for general hospital stays, examinations, and minor procedures.
2. Surgical Gowns
   • Sterile, fluid-resistant, or impermeable materials.
   • Worn by surgeons and medical staff to prevent contamination during surgeries.
3. Isolation Gowns
   • Made of fluid-resistant or fully impermeable materials.
   • Used in infectious disease wards to protect against cross-contamination.
4. Disposable Gowns
   • Single-use, made from lightweight, non-woven fabric.
   • Used in high-infection risk areas like COVID-19 wards or emergency rooms.
5. Reinforced Gowns
   • Extra layers in critical areas like sleeves and chest.
   • Used in high-risk surgical procedures for enhanced protection.
6. Maternity Gowns
   • Designed for expectant mothers, with access for medical checks.
   • Used during labor, delivery, and postpartum care.
7. Chemotherapy Gowns
   • Chemically resistant material to prevent exposure to hazardous drugs.
   • Worn by patients and healthcare workers handling chemotherapy drugs.
8. Radiation Protection Gowns
   • Made with lead or other radiation-resistant materials.
   • Used in radiology departments to protect from radiation exposure.

Uses of Hospital Gowns

• Maintain hygiene and prevent infections.
• Provide easy access for medical examinations and procedures.
• Ensure safety for both patients and healthcare workers.
• Protect against fluids, chemicals, and radiation.
• Offer comfort and dignity to patients during hospital stays.

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