What does a protective gown do?
Lifegown IV Telemetry Gown
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Open Jan 03, 2025 - 07:40 AM
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Jan 03, 2025 - 07:40 AM
A protective gown is designed to shield the wearer from infectious agents, hazardous materials, or contaminants. It acts as a barrier to prevent the transmission of microorganisms and fluids, thereby reducing the risk of contamination and infection. These gowns are commonly used in healthcare settings, laboratories, and environments where exposure to harmful substances is a concern.
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Lifegown IV Telemetry Gown
Come across the revolutionary Lifegown, setting the new standard for IV gowns by streamlining inventory and enabling patients to wear the same gown during imaging studies. The innovative OneGown boasts a unique plastic snap designed to withstand extraction pressure of up to 400lbs per square inch, s...
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