Special internal medicine protective garment with antibacterial and radiation-proof functions

Abstract

The invention discloses a special internal medicine protective garment with antibacterial and radiation-proof functions. The protective garment mainly comprises a head hood, an upper coat body and a lower coat body, the bottom portion of the upper coat body and the upper portion of the lower coat body are sewn together, strainers are sewn in the sewn positions, strainers are sewn on two shouldersand two cuffs of the upper coat body and knees and ankles of the lower coat body, and multiple ventilation openings are symmetrically formed in the surface of the upper coat body and the two trouser legs of the lower coat body. The head hood comprises an eyeshade and a mask, magnetic attraction buckles are arranged at the neckline of the back face of the upper coat body and comprise a concave buckle and a convex buckle, the concave buckle and the convex buckle are each connected with a magnetic attraction strip, the other ends of the two magnetic attraction strips are connected to a fixing block of a crotch of the lower coat body, and the special internal medicine protective garment is easy to wear, breathable and comfortable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a special protective clothing for internal medicine with antibacterial and anti-radiation functions. Background technique [0002] Anti-radiation clothing is made of metal fiber mixed fabric, which can reduce or shield electromagnetic radiation and radio wave radiation. The manufacturing process is relatively complicated. The civilian anti-radiation suit industry emerged in the late 1990s, and with the wide application of various electronic and communication products, its development has become increasingly mature. [0003] Most of the current medical radiation protection suits are equipped with zippers on the back. When wearing the radiation protection suits, another medical staff is required to assist them to put them on, which is very inconvenient, and the zippers are easy to get stuck and damaged. The headgear seldom wears a breathing valve. Medical personnel use mas...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Most of the current medical radiation protection suits are equipped with zippers on the back. When wearing the radiation protection suits, another medical staff is required to assist them to put them on, which is very inconvenient, and the zippers are easy to get stuck and damaged. The headgear seldom wears a breathing valve. Medical personnel use masks for protection, which have poor air permeability and radiation protection effect. The protective clothing is made of metal and other materials. In order to increase the protective airtightness, the air permeability of the clothing is reduced.

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