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clothing worn in hospitals and clinics, including gowns, shoe covers, mop caps, and their uses:

1. Scrubs:
   • Top: Short-sleeved shirt or tunic worn by medical professionals, typically made from durable, easily washable fabric. May feature pockets for carrying small medical tools or personal items.
   • Pants: Loose-fitting trousers worn by medical professionals, designed for comfort and ease of movement. Often elasticated or drawstring waistbands for a secure fit.
2. Lab Coats:
   • Full-Length Lab Coat: Long, lightweight coat worn over clothing to provide protection against spills, stains, and contamination in laboratory and clinical settings. Often worn by physicians, researchers, and laboratory technicians.
3. Isolation Gowns:
   • Disposable Isolation Gown: Single-use garment worn by healthcare workers during procedures or patient care activities to protect against exposure to infectious agents, bodily fluids, and contaminants.
4. Surgical Gowns:
   • Reusable Surgical Gown: Sterile gown worn by surgical personnel during surgical procedures to maintain a sterile environment and prevent contamination. Made from durable, fluid-resistant fabric and designed for easy donning and doffing.
5. Shoe Covers:
   • Disposable Shoe Covers: Protective covers worn over shoes to prevent contamination of floors and footwear in healthcare settings. Often made from non-slip, fluid-resistant material such as plastic or polypropylene.
6. Head Coverings:
   • Bouffant Caps: Disposable, lightweight caps worn by healthcare workers to cover the hair and prevent contamination of sterile environments during surgical procedures or patient care activities.
   • Mop Caps: Similar to bouffant caps but with a larger, more adjustable design, often worn by food service workers and environmental services staff to maintain hygiene and cleanliness.
7. Face Masks:
   • Surgical Masks: Disposable masks worn by healthcare workers to protect against respiratory droplets, splashes, and sprays during patient care activities, surgical procedures, and other medical tasks.
8. Aprons:
   • Disposable Aprons: Protective garments worn over clothing to shield against spills, splashes, and contaminants during patient care activities, cleaning tasks, and food handling.
9. Gloves:
   • Disposable Gloves: Single-use gloves worn by healthcare workers to protect against exposure to infectious agents, bodily fluids, and contaminants during patient care activities, examinations, and procedures.
10. Compression Socks/Stockings:
    • Compression Socks: Knee-high or thigh-high socks worn by healthcare workers and patients to promote circulation, reduce swelling, and prevent blood clots during long periods of standing or sitting.

Each type of clothing worn in hospitals and clinics serves specific purposes, including infection control, protection against hazards, and maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in healthcare environments.

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