The process of taking off protective safety suit

1. After the work in the isolation ward in the contaminated area is completed, remove the outer layer of latex gloves (remove the breathing hood) and implement hand hygiene.

2. Enter the buffer front room of the isolation ward, and remove the goggles or protective mask. (Gently remove the goggles and put them in a medical waste container. If they can be reused, put them in a fixed recycling container for centralized disinfection. Take care not to touch the face with your hands.)

3. Take off the shoe cover, take off the inner latex gloves, and implement hand hygiene to replace the clean gloves.

4. Open the protective safety suit placket and pull down the zipper from top to bottom. (Note that the hands in gloves must not touch the inner surface of the protective safety suit and the inner working clothes)

5. Grasp the outer side of the protective clothing hat, pull down and take off the hat.

6. Tipping down the protective safety suit from the inside out from the top down, and flipping it from the inside out together with gloves when taking it off the wrist. During the removal process, it is necessary to prevent the hazardous objects that are stuck on the outer surface of the protective safety suit from contacting The wearer. (Hands taking off gloves must not touch the outer surface of protective clothing.)

7. Take off to the ankle, if necessary, ask other people for assistance or sit on a chair and take your feet out of the trousers of the protective safety suit.

8. Disposal of used protective safety suit and clean hands (seven-step hand washing under flowing water)

9. Enter the buffer zone, remove the medical protective mask, remove the working round cap, and implement hand hygiene

10. Take off work clothes, bathe, change clothes, change shoes

11. Enter the clean area and the work is over.