Respiratory disease of the individual secondary protective equipment wear off is usually said to wear off protective clothing do
3, pick gloves, disposable gloves should be inside out, into the medical waste bag;
4, take off protective clothing, will be inside out, into the medical waste bag;
5, take off the shoe cover, the shoe cover inside, into the medical waste bag; (hand washing or disinfection hand)
6, pick the mask, one hand light defense mask, the other hand will be removed from the mask, into the medical waste bag, pay attention to both hands do not touch the face;
7, the fingers anti into the work cap, the hat gently picked, inside out, into the medical waste bag;
8, hand washing, hand disinfection.
Protective equipment to wear off the process:
First, wear protective equipment:
1, wearing a work cap;
2, wearing N95 masks;
3, wear protective clothing;
4, wearing protective glasses;
5, wear waterproof shoe cover;
6, wearing gloves, hand in the protective clothing outside the cuff.
7, in the buffer zone Second, off the protective equipment:
1, remove the protective glasses, into the disinfectant;
2, solution protective clothing;
(1) respiratory isolation: for respiratory diseases, health care workers and patients wearing masks, if necessary, wear isolation clothing. Respiratory isolation is a method of isolating the pathogen through the respiratory tract. Applicable to: measles, influenza, whooping cough, open tuberculosis and other diseases.
Medical staff and patients wearing a mask, if necessary, wearing a protective clothing.
(2) digestive tract isolation: for gastrointestinal infectious diseases. Common gastrointestinal infectious diseases are viral hepatitis, bacillary dysentery, typhoid, cholera, and other intestinal infections.
Nurses are required to wear apartheets by disease and disinfect their hands.
The specific breakdown of the two infectious diseases is the same.
