What protective equipment should I wear for level 3 protection?

The third-level protection requires wearing work clothes, hats, shoe covers, N95 medical protective masks, goggles, medical protective clothing and electric air supply filter respirator, which are generally used for contacting patients with pneumonia infection and handling patients' blood, secretions and excreta. Other primary protection and secondary protection are also applicable to different fields.

The third-level protection includes wearing work clothes, disposable hats, shoe covers, medical protective masks, goggles or electric air supply filter respirators above N95, and wearing medical protective clothing outside, which can reach the third-level protection standard.

Three-level protection standard

First-class protection includes work clothes, hats, surgical masks, isolation gown and gloves, which are generally suitable for emergency medical personnel with respiratory fever and those who are under medical observation of novel coronavirus infected patients. Masks need to be replaced every 4 hours.

Secondary protection includes work clothes, hats, medical protective masks above N95, isolation gown, gloves and protective masks. Generally, it is suitable for those who have not been disinfected in the epidemic focus, or those who have treated the specimens in the biosafety cabinet.

Three-level protection includes work clothes, hats, shoe covers, N95 medical protective masks, goggles, medical protective clothing and electric air supply filter respirator, which are generally used to contact patients with pneumonia infection and handle patients' blood, secretions and excreta. Other primary protection and secondary protection are also applicable to different fields.