Analysis of the Current Status and Development Trend of Medical Protective Clothing Standards
J. Zhang, Xuwei Pan, G. Liu, Zhi Qiang Du, J. K. Liu, F. Chen, M. X. Wang
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J. Zhang, Xuwei Pan, G. Liu, Zhi Qiang Du, J. K. Liu, F. Chen, M. X. Wang
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With the spread of COVID-19 in the world, the medical protective clothing has becoming more and more important. However, there have been few reports on the analysis of the current protective clothing standards. This paper summarizes the current standards of medical protective clothing at home and abroad systematically. Furthermore, the main standards of medical protective clothing (GB19082-2009, ISO 16603-2004, ISO 16604-2004, NFPA1999-2018, EN14126-2003) are compared. Through the analysis, the protection requirements of various standards are compared in detail, the shortcomings of the standards of surgical clothing are pointed out, and lastly suggestions for improvement are put forward.
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With the spread of COVID-19 in the world, the medical protective clothing has becoming more and more important. However, there have been few reports on the analysis of the current protective clothing standards. This paper summarizes the current standards of medical protective clothing at home and abroad systematically. Furthermore, the main standards of medical protective clothing (GB19082-2009, ISO 16603-2004, ISO 16604-2004, NFPA1999-2018, EN14126-2003) are compared. Through the analysis, the protection requirements of various standards are compared in detail, the shortcomings of the standards of surgical clothing are pointed out, and lastly suggestions for improvement are put forward.
Key concepts: Clothing, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Business, Engineering, Risk analysis (engineering), Medicine, Political science, Pathology