Haiglarõivaste

Haiglarõivaste, often translated as hospital clothing or surgical garments, refers to the specialized attire worn by patients and medical professionals within a healthcare setting. For patients, these garments are designed for comfort, ease of access for medical examinations and procedures, and hygiene. They are typically made from soft, breathable fabrics and feature designs that allow for simple dressing and undressing, often with snaps, Velcro, or ties instead of buttons.

Medical professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and surgeons, also wear specific types of haiglarõivaste. This includes scrubs, which are loose-fitting, two-piece outfits consisting of a V-neck shirt and pants. Scrubs are designed for practicality, durability, and easy laundering to maintain a sterile environment. Surgical gowns are another crucial type of haiglarõivaste, worn by the surgical team during operations to protect both the patient and the wearer from contamination. These gowns are often sterile and made from materials that resist fluid penetration.

The primary purpose of haiglarõivaste is to promote cleanliness, prevent the spread of infections, and facilitate the efficient delivery of healthcare. They are a fundamental component of infection control protocols in hospitals and other medical facilities. The selection and use of these garments are guided by strict standards to ensure patient safety and the well-being of healthcare workers.