AAMI-Level4 SMS Reinforced Sterile Disposable Surgical Gown

AAMI-Level4 SMS Reinforced Sterile Disposable Surgical Gown

The TECBOD TEC-CRPro^TM Disposable Reinforced Sterile Surgical Gown Series is Manufacturing under the Quality Management System ISO 13485:2016 for Medical Devices. Product quality meets the standards of both EN13795:2019 and ANSI/AAMI PB70:2012 to provide Level4 /high performance barrier for the wearers. Certified by CE and authorised by FDA. Being sterilised supply with individually sealed plastic-paper prepped packaging. Applicable for a single-use only.

SPECIFICATION:

Applicable for: Unisex

Style: Wraparound / Back Closure & Set-In Sleeves

Raw Material: SMS PP(Polypropylene)+Microporous PE(Polyethylene) Film

Fabric Weight: 45gsm

Reinforce Area: All Critical Zones

Neckline: Hook & Loop(Tape Tab) / Belts or Both

Sleeves: Elastic Knitted Cuffs

Waist Belt : 2 Pairs and Side Tying

Seaming: Ultrasonic

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PRODUCT DETAILS:

Velcro Closure	Reinforced Critical Zones	Ultrasonic Seaming
Elastic Knitted Cuffs	Side Tying Waist Belt	Raw Material-PP+Microporous PE Film

SIZE REFERENCE(CM/INCH):

Raw Materials of Non-Woven Fabric	Fabric for Disposable Surgical Gowns	On the Production Line
Inspection Before Packing	Sterilised and Sealed Packaging	Get Ready to Ship

Q: What is a surgical gown, and why is it important in the healthcare industry?
A: A surgical gown is a protective garment worn by healthcare professionals during surgical procedures to minimize the risk of transmission of infections and other contaminants. It acts as a barrier between the wearer and the patient, preventing the spread of pathogens.

Q: What are the industry standards and regulations that apply to surgical gowns, and how do they ensure their quality and safety?
A: Industry standards and regulations that apply to surgical gowns include the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These standards ensure the quality and safety of surgical gowns by setting performance criteria and testing methods.

Q: What are the potential risks and limitations associated with both disposable and reusable surgical gowns, and how do I mitigate them?
A: The potential risks and limitations associated with both disposable and reusable surgical gowns include contamination, tearing, and improper fit. To mitigate these risks, follow proper protocol for donning and doffing the gown, inspect it for damage, and select the appropriate level of protection for the procedure.

Q: How do I select the right surgical gown for a specific procedure, and what factors should I consider?
A: To select the right surgical gown for a specific procedure, consider the level of protection required, the potential for exposure to bodily fluids, and the comfort of the wearer. Consult the manufacturer's guidelines and the ASTM standards for guidance.

Q: What are the best practices for managing and disposing of contaminated surgical gowns, and how do I protect myself and others?
A: Best practices for managing and disposing of contaminated surgical gowns include placing them in a designated biohazard bag, handling them with gloves and other appropriate personal protective equipment, and disposing of them according to local regulations.

Q: How do I balance the need for sustainability and cost-effectiveness with the safety and efficacy of surgical gowns in the healthcare industry?
A: Balancing the need for sustainability and cost-effectiveness with the safety and efficacy of surgical gowns requires a thorough understanding of the available options and their performance characteristics. Consider factors such as the number of uses, the environmental impact, and the potential risks and benefits of each type of gown.