Isolation Gown

Description

Disposable: Isolation gowns are disposable, meaning they should be thrown away after each use. This helps to prevent the spread of infection.
Water resistant: Isolation gowns are made of water resistant materials to protect the wearer from fluids and other contaminants.
Breathable: Isolation gowns are also breathable to allow the wearer to move freely and breathe comfortably.
Loose fitting: Isolation gowns are loose fitting to prevent them from restricting the wearer’s movements. This also helps to prevent fluids from getting under the gown.
Long sleeves: Isolation gowns have long sleeves to protect the wearer’s arms from exposure to fluids and other contaminants.
Waist ties: Isolation gowns have waist ties to help keep the gown in place.
Cuffs: Isolation gowns have cuffs at the wrists and ankles to help prevent fluids from getting under the gown.
Color coded: Isolation gowns are often color coded to indicate the level of protection they provide. For example, blue isolation gowns are typically used for standard precautions, while yellow isolation gowns are used for contact precautions.