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How to Choose the Right Hospital Gown?

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  • PP (Polypropylene)

  • Cost effective
  • Light weight
  • Minimal fluid resistance
  • Ideal for lower risk environments
  • SMS (Spunbond+Meltblown+Spunbond)

  • Breathability increases comfort
  • High fluid resistance
  • High tear and puncture resistance
  • Ideal for higher risk environments
  • Reinforced

  • PP and SMS can both be reinforced
  • Highest fluid resistance
  • Breathable Microporous PE inside front and sleeves
  • Ideal for highest risk environments

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Hospital Gowns

are protective barriers, which provide full body protection to both the patient and medical professionals. Hospital gowns are an essential component required within the medical field, especially in surgery (usually referred to as a surgical gown), to help prevent contamination, and be a barrier against infections and viruses.

Hospital gowns are especially good as they are both liquid repellent and liquid tight. Such gowns can also be found in other industries such as laboratories, and the food industry, where protection from contaminants is required.

For medical professionals, hospital gowns provide general protection and protection against bodily fluids, any other liquids, and chemicals used within the surgery.

Similarly, the hospital gowns protect patients from any bacteria, and contaminants from the medical professionals within an operating room. The hospital gowns are also designed for staff to easily access the necessary parts of a patient’s body.

Both sterile and non-sterile hospital gowns are available, which come in sleeveless, short sleeves, and long sleeves, to accommodate for both surgery, and outside surgery needs. The hospital gowns are also available in reinforced weight, which adds extra protection in the form of a double layer around the chest and arms. As well as this, hospital gowns are breathable garments, which are flexible, yet strong, and are also disposable making them environmentally friendly. StaySafe™ surgical gowns also come in a range of sizes, colors, and elastic and knitted cuffs to suit all preferences and requirements of our distributors and final users.

The primary materials hospital gowns are made from are polypropylene (PP), spunbond+meltblown+spunbond (SMS) and reinforced material (PE). Each material has different benefits specific to different uses.

PP is especially useful in repelling water, as well as being chemically resistant.

SMS is comprised of 3 layers, making this material robust and strong. One of the layers protects against bacteria and functions as a repellant.

PE Reinforced material has advantages of both materials, making them appropriate for procedures where multiple facets of protection are required that is not offered by a single type of gown. Polypropylene and spunbond+meltblown+spunbond can be reinforced. They provide additional strength. Usually, the enhanced protection capabilities of PE reinforced gowns are not required for the majority of surgery, so it is ultimately up to personal preferences and requirements of the task.

Hospital gown selection should be made based on the specific aspects of the procedure. This includes the anticipated contaminants that one will be exposed to and the area of the body that is being operated on.

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    Hospital Gown FAQs

    Can StaySafe™ surgical gowns be reused?
    No, these are designed to be disposable, especially after being in surgery, to prevent cross-contamination from person to person, and spreading any contaminants outside.
    When would it be appropriate to use the short sleeve or sleeveless gowns?
    These should only be used by the medical professionals when visiting patients outside of surgery. Patients can also use these gowns at all times whether in or out of surgery.
    What is reinforced weight?
    It is when a gown has a double layer around the chest and arms, to provide an additional barrier. Several layers of protection allow for better gown performance.
    What is PP material?
    PP material stands for polypropylene, it is an excellent barrier against water, and is also highly chemical resistance.
    What is SMS material?
    SMS material stands for spunbond+meltblown+spunbond, it is a 3 layer nonwoven material which provides strength, has a bacterial layer, and also acts as a repellent. The increased layers increase the barrier and protection within the work environment.
    Which material is better to use?
    Different materials provide different levels of protection, and/or protection from different elements. The choice of material should be based on individual requirements, the likely contaminants one is exposed to, and the body area likely to be exposed to contaminants and/or bodily fluids.
    Are the PE reinforced materials better?
    The reinforced materials tend to combine advantages of both materials, and so are suitable where more than one element in a working environment needs to be considered. They provide a second barrier and additional strength, but this is not always necessary, so is down to preference/needs.
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