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ULTRA Film-Reinforced Surgical Gown, Large, with Polypropylene Fabric
SKU
74411
•Meets AAMI 4 Liquid Barrier Standard1
•Fluid resistance: barrier protection to prevent blood strikethrough and fluid contamination
•Flame resistance: meets CPSC1610 industry standard for low ignition
•Lint and abrasion resistance: reduces the risk of lint contamination in the wound and related post-operative complications
•Red: Impervious for lengthy fluid-intensive procedures
1ANSI/AAMI PB70:2003 Liquid barrier performance and classification of protective apparel and drapes intended for use in health care facilities.
•Fluid resistance: barrier protection to prevent blood strikethrough and fluid contamination
•Flame resistance: meets CPSC1610 industry standard for low ignition
•Lint and abrasion resistance: reduces the risk of lint contamination in the wound and related post-operative complications
•Red: Impervious for lengthy fluid-intensive procedures
•Meets AAMI 4 Liquid Barrier Standard1
•Fluid resistance: barrier protection to prevent blood strikethrough and fluid contamination
•Flame resistance: meets CPSC1610 industry standard for low ignition
•Lint and abrasion resistance: reduces the risk of lint contamination in the wound and related post-operative complications
•Red: Impervious for lengthy fluid-intensive procedures
1ANSI/AAMI PB70:2003 Liquid barrier performance and classification of protective apparel and drapes intended for use in health care facilities.
•Fluid resistance: barrier protection to prevent blood strikethrough and fluid contamination
•Flame resistance: meets CPSC1610 industry standard for low ignition
•Lint and abrasion resistance: reduces the risk of lint contamination in the wound and related post-operative complications
•Red: Impervious for lengthy fluid-intensive procedures
For surgical gowns the critical zones are at a minimum the front area of the gown from chest to knees (area A) and the sleeves from the cuff to above the elbow (area B). The standard requires that the entire front of a surgical gown (Areas A B and C) provide a liquid barrier of at least Level 1. The back of the gown (area D) may be non-protective.