The process of correctly putting on and taking off protective clothing

Flow chart of correctly putting on and taking off protective clothing. The epidemic situation is capricious, and the best protective measure for great whites in the front line is protective clothing. The following steps should be followed to correctly put on protective clothing:

1. Take out the protective clothing and unzip it from top to bottom, so that the clothes are loose and ready for work. Stretch your toes and put your legs in the trouser legs of protective clothing in turn.

2. Pull up the protective clothing and put your arms into the sleeves of the protective clothing in turn. Bend down to adjust the tightness of the trouser legs and adjust the trouser legs to the most comfortable state. Choose appropriate masks and eye protection products, and choose the correct way to wear them.

3. Pull up the zipper from top to bottom. Zip up to keep the protective clothing in the best condition. After wearing protective clothing, you can check whether the protective clothing is properly selected through three actions (raising your arm, bending over and squatting down) to see if you are wearing it correctly.

4. Pull the zipper to the bottom. Pull up your hat, keep your head away from it, and take off your sleeves. Remove the edge roll from top to bottom.

5. After taking off clothes, roll the contaminated surface inward, put it in a medical waste bag, and then put it in a trash can.

What should we pay attention to under the epidemic situation?

During pneumonia, you need to wear a mask at all times to prevent droplets from spreading, and wash your hands often, especially when you go home. The best preventive measures are to go out less, avoid contact with people, and don't go to densely populated places. Finally, you need to pay attention to your physical condition. If you feel uncomfortable, please seek medical advice in time.