KR20210012135A - Disposable protective gown - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a disposable protective gown, and more specifically, to a disposable protective gown which is provided with an elastic wrist covering part on an end portion of an arm covering part so as to prevent the end portion of the arm covering part from running down the wrist and enable sanitary gloves to be easily worn on the hands. The present invention is worn on an upper body to protect the entire arms and shoulders and the front of the chest, stomach and legs by covering the same, and comprises: a shoulder covering part which covers the shoulders and has a head hole perforating an intermediate portion thereof; a front covering part which is formed on a front side of the shoulder covering part, and covers the front of the chest and stomach; arm covering parts which are formed on opposite sides of the shoulder covering part, respectively, and cover the arms; waist string parts which are formed on opposite sides of the front covering part, respectively, and wrapped around the back of the waist to be connected each other so as to enable the front covering part to be attached to the chest, stomach, and legs; wrist covering parts which are sealed at end portions of the arm covering parts and configured to be elastically deformed so as to wrap the wrists, respectively; and a first cut-out part which is formed at the rear of the shoulder covering part and to be cut so as to enable one side of the head hole to be opened.

Description

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The present invention relates to a disposable protective gown worn by a medical staff in a medical institution such as a hospital to prevent damage due to cross-infection when a medical staff performs medical actions or when a guardian visits an intensive care unit.

In general, in medical institutions, when a medical staff performs medical treatment on a patient or a guardian enters an intensive care unit, a disposable protective gown is worn to protect the chest, stomach, legs, and arms to prevent damage caused by cross-infection.

In accordance with the Medical Waste Management Act, these disposable protective gowns must be removed and separately collected and disposed of as medical waste once worn.

As described above, disposable protective gowns have to be used once and disposed of, so as to reduce cost, and to facilitate wearing and removing, they are made of vinyl material that is light, easy to process, and has excellent barrier properties, and has a form that is easy to wear and take off.

In other words, the disposable protective gown has a shape that covers the shoulders, arms, and the front of the chest, stomach and legs. In addition, a head hole is formed in the part covering the shoulder, an arm hole is formed in the part surrounding the arm, and a perforation line is formed on one side of the head hole.

Therefore, when wearing a T-shirt, you can put your head in the head hole and pull it out, put your arm and hand in the arm hole, and pull out your hand. In addition, in order to prevent cross-infection, the head can be cut along the perforation line to open one side of the head hole to prevent cross-infection.

However, in the conventional disposable protective gown, the cuff end of the part that wraps the arm does not come into close contact with the wrist, so the cuff ends long along the length of the arm, so there is the inconvenience of having to raise the cuff when wearing protective gloves on the hand. When the cuffs are rolled up, the wrist is exposed as it is, and there is a problem of cross-infection.

And because the perforations are formed in a line and the length is long, when the perforations are cut for undressing, they are not cut smoothly, and other parts are stretched beyond the limit and are torn off, making it difficult to undress and quick undressing.

Therefore, since the cuffs can be in close contact with the wrist, there is no need to lift the cuffs according to the length of the arm, and sanitary gloves can be easily worn on the hand, and multiple perforations can be formed and the length can be shortened to a minimum. There is an urgent need to develop disposable protective gowns that can be removed.

Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1116311, announced on March 13, 2012. Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1116315, announced on March 13, 2012.

The present invention was invented to solve the above problems, and since the cuffs can be in close contact with the wrist, there is no need to raise the cuffs according to the length of the arm, and when wearing sanitary gloves on the hand, the interference by the cuffs is also eliminated and a sense of stability It is an object of the present invention to provide a disposable protective gown that not only can be wrapped around the wrist so that it can be protected, but also can be easily cut along a perforation line, and thus can be removed quickly and conveniently.

The object of the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned object, and other objects that are not mentioned will be clearly understood from the following description.

The disposable protective gown according to the present invention for achieving the above object is to be worn on the upper body to protect the entire arms and shoulders, and the front of the chest, belly and legs, covering the shoulders and having a head hole formed in the middle. Rim; A front covering part connected to the front side of the shoulder covering part and covering the front of the chest, stomach and legs; An arm covering portion connected to both sides of the shoulder covering portion and surrounding the arm; A waist strap portion connected to both sides of the front cover portion and connected to each other by surrounding the rear of the waist so that the front cover portion is in close contact with the chest, belly, and legs; A wrist covering portion sealed at an end portion of the arm covering portion, elastically deformed, and surrounding the wrist; And a first cut-out part formed on the rear side of the shoulder covering part to cut open one side of the head hole.

The wrist covering portion is made of a fabric material, and an end portion is integrally sealed with the end portion of the arm covering portion in a wraparound manner.

The wrist covering portion is characterized in that it is integrally sealed in a winding manner in a state where both ends of the raw fabric meet each other in a state where the fabric is folded in half so as to form two layers, overlapping the end of the arm covering portion.

It characterized in that it comprises a; a neck covering portion which is formed at the center of the front and rear sides along the head hole of the shoulder covering portion and extends to each of the front and rear sides of the neck to cover the front and rear sides of the lower neck. do.

The first cutout portion is formed from both ends of the neck covering portion covering the back neck of the neck covering portion and is formed to the rear end of the neck covering portion, and consists of a pair of cut lines formed in a diagonal direction in which the distance between each other is gradually reduced It is characterized by being.

And a second cutout portion formed on the waist strap portion to allow the waist strap portion to be cut off.

The present invention according to the above configuration can expect the following effects.

First, the wrist cover made of fabric material that can be stretched and contracted at the end of the arm cover is integrally sealed so that the end of the arm cover does not flow under the wrist, making it convenient for water treatment or treatment, and wearing sanitary gloves on the hand and removing it. Make it convenient for the occasion.

In addition, the neck cover is integrally formed on the front and rear sides of the head hole of the shoulder cover, respectively, to cover the front and rear sides under the neck, so that the front and rear sides of the neck can be safely covered and protected.

In addition, as the first cutout is formed in a diagonal direction to the rear end of the shoulder covering part along the boundary bone formed by the neck covering part, as the length is reduced, it is easier to cut and remove the disposable protective gown quickly and conveniently.

In addition, a second cut-out portion is formed in the waist strap portion, so that the waist strap portion is easily cut without releasing the tied waist strap portions, so that the disposable protective gown can be quickly and conveniently removed.

1 is a perspective view showing a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the front of the disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a perspective view showing the rear of a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a front view showing a wearing state of a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a flow chart showing a method of manufacturing a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a perspective view showing a material film prepared in a material film preparation step in a method of manufacturing a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a side view showing a cutting step in a method of manufacturing a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a perspective view illustrating a semi-finished product of a disposable protective gown cut by the cutting step of FIG. 7.
9 is a perspective view showing a semi-finished product of a disposable protective gown undergoing a step of forming an arm cover in a method of manufacturing a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a perspective view showing a sealing step in a method of manufacturing a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an exemplary diagram illustrating the steps of folding in a method of manufacturing a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

The present invention relates to a disposable protective gown that covers and protects the chest, stomach, legs and arms so as to prevent cross-infection when a medical staff performs medical treatment on a patient's treatment site or a guardian enters a sanitary space within a medical institution. .

In particular, the disposable protective gown according to the present invention has no need to roll up the sleeves according to the length of the arm because the sleeves can be in close contact with the wrist, and when wearing sanitary gloves on the hand, the interference by the sleeves is also eliminated, and the wrist is wrapped with a sense of stability. In addition to being able to protect, the perforation line can be easily cut along the formation direction, so that it can be removed quickly and conveniently.

Hereinafter, a disposable protective gown and a manufacturing method thereof according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Disposable protective gown 100 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is to be worn on the upper body as shown in Figure 4 to protect the entire arms and shoulders, the front of the chest, belly and legs to cover.

Disposable protective gown 100 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shown in Figures 1 to 3, the shoulder covering portion 10, the neck covering portion 20, the front covering portion 30, the arm covering portion ( 40), a waist strap part 50, a wrist covering part 60, a first cut-out part 70 and a second cut-out part 80.

Here, the shoulder covering portion 10, the neck covering portion 20, the front covering portion 30, the arm covering portion 40, the waist strap portion 50 and the neck covering portion 20 are made of vinyl and are integrally molded. And, the wrist cover 60 is made of a fabric material and is sealed to the end of the arm cover 40.

And the shoulder cover (10), neck cover (20), front cover (30), arm cover (40), waist strap (50) and neck cover (20) can be quickly removed for hygiene and safety. It is made of a vinyl material that is easily cut out of vinyl materials so that it can be used.

First, the shoulder covering portion 10 covers the shoulder and has a head hole 11 through which the head passes, so that the shoulder can be covered and protected.

That is, when the shoulder covering part 10 is worn by passing the head through the head hole 11 in the same manner as a T-shirt, the disposable protective gown 100 covers and protects the upper, front and rear sides of the shoulder.

At this time, the shoulder covering portion 10 may have a length of the front side covering the front side of the shoulder centering on the head hole 11 and the length of the rear side covering the rear side of the shoulder may be relatively longer.

Next, the neck covering portion 20 is formed extending on the front and rear sides of the head hole 11 of the shoulder covering portion 10 to cover and protect the front and rear sides of the lower neck.

That is, the neck cover 20 is formed to protrude upward from the front and rear sides of the head hole 11 toward the center of the head hole 11 to cover and protect the front and rear sides of the lower neck. It can be composed of (21) and the rear neck cover (22).

However, when the front and rear neck covering ends 21 and rear neck covering ends 22 of the neck covering part 20 cover the anterior and posterior sides of the lower neck, cover the collarbone to the lower neck as much as possible and protect the edge so as not to pierce the skin. It can be extended to form a gentle curve.

Then, at the front and rear sides of the head hole 11, boundary bones 23 dug below a predetermined height may be formed on both sides of the front neck cover end 21 and the rear neck cover end 22, respectively.

Next, the front cover 30 is formed extending downwardly on the front side of the shoulder cover 10 to cover and protect the front of the chest, stomach, and legs.

That is, the front cover 30 is formed to extend downward by the length from the front side of the shoulder cover 10 to the leg to protect the front of the chest, stomach and legs.

Here, the front cover 30 may have a length reaching below the knee. Then, when walking by wearing the disposable protective gown 100, it is possible to sufficiently secure the stride, thereby ensuring smooth walking.

Next, the arm cover portion 40 is configured as a pair and extends to each side of the shoulder cover portion 10 to be protected by wrapping the arm.

That is, the arm cover portion 40 extends from both sides of the shoulder cover portion 10 to the wrist and is formed in a cylindrical shape, so that the arm can be wrapped and protected.

At this time, the arm cover portion 40 may have a larger diameter than the fist at the entrance to the hand and the exit to the hand so that the hand can be easily inserted and removed.

In addition, the arm cover portion 40 may have a shape whose diameter decreases from the inlet side to the outlet side so as to correspond to the thickness of the arm.

Next, the waist strap portion 50 is composed of a pair and is formed to extend on both sides of the front cover 30, respectively, so that the front cover portion 30 is in close contact with the chest, belly, and legs, so that the user It can be tied together and fixed by means of.

At this time, the waist strap part 50 may have a length longer than half the width of the left and right sides of the front cover 30 so as to adaptively respond to various waist circumferences of the user and to be easily tied together in a form that is easy to loosen.

In addition, the waist strap portion 50 may be formed to extend to both sides starting from immediately below where the arm covering portion 40 extends from the front covering portion 30. Then, the entire lower portion of the front covering portion 30 under the arm covering portion 40 is in close contact with the body by the waist strap portion 50, so that the stomach and legs are completely wrapped and protected safely.

Next, the wrist covering portion 60 is connected to the end of the arm covering portion 40 so that the end of the arm covering portion 40 does not flow downward and may elastically wrap the wrist to protect the wrist.

Therefore, there is no fear that the end of the arm cover 40 will flow down the wrist by the wrist cover 60, so that medical treatment can be performed smoothly and the risk of cross infection can be eliminated.

And when wearing the sanitary gloves on the hand after wearing the disposable protective gown (100), it is not disturbed by the end of the arm cover (40), so you can wear the sanitary gloves conveniently.

Here, the wrist cover 60 may be made of a fabric material in which a material yarn is knitted to have elasticity and freely expand and contract so that the hand can pass through and adhere to the wrist.

And since the wrist cover 60 is a fabric material and the arm cover 40 is made of vinyl, it cannot be integrally formed with the wrist cover 60 at the end of the arm cover 40, so that the wrist cover 60 The end portion and the end portion of the arm cover 40 may be integrally sealed in a wound-hemp method.

However, when the wrist cover 60 is formed as a single layer, the elasticity may also be deteriorated, and thus may be formed in two layers. That is, the wrist covering portion 60 may be formed in two layers while both ends meeting each other in a state where the material fabric is folded in half is sealed to the arm covering portion 40.

And, in a state where the ends of the arm covers 40 are double-folded so that the wrist cover 60 is firmly sealed to the end of the arm cover 40, it is wrapped around both ends of the wrist cover 60 that meet each other. It can be sealed integrally in a way. Then, while the end of the arm covering portion 40 is double-folded, the wrist covering portion 60 may be firmly sealed to the end of the arm covering portion 40 while being sealed with the end of the wrist covering portion 60.

On the other hand, the end of the arm cover portion 40 has a relatively large diameter so that the hand can easily pass through, and the end of the wrist cover portion 60 has a relatively small diameter so that it is in close contact with the wrist, so the sealing operation may not be easy.

In this case, the end diameter of the arm covering part 40 is reduced to correspond to the end diameter of the wrist covering part 60 using a single traction chamber (T), and the end of the arm covering part 40 is The end of 60 can be sealed.

That is, after basting the end of the arm cover 40 in two folds, a single traction chamber T is inserted between the two folds, and the end diameter of the arm cover 40 is the wrist cover 60 ) In a state where both ends of the traction chamber T are pulled and fixed to correspond to the end diameter of), the end of the wrist cover 60 is sealed to the end of the arm cover 40.

In addition, after grooved one strand of the traction chamber (T) at the end of the arm cover portion 40 so that the interval of sweat is constant, the end diameter of the arm cover portion 40 is equal to the end diameter of the wrist cover portion 60 In a state where both ends of the traction chamber T are pulled and fixed to correspond to each other, the end of the wrist cover 60 may be sealed to the end of the arm cover 40.

Then, wrinkles are formed at the end of the arm cover portion 40 at regular intervals, and the diameter corresponds to the end diameter of the wrist cover portion 60, and despite the difference in diameter, the wrist cover portion ( 60) can be easily sealed.

Next, the first cutout 70 may be formed on the rear side of the shoulder covering portion 10 so that the rear side of the head hole 11 can be easily cut by the user.

That is, the first cutout 70 is formed in a diagonal direction with a distance from each other on both sides of the rear side of the shoulder covering part 10 so that the user can take off the disposable protective gown 100 by moving the front covering part 30 forward. When pulled, the rear side of the head hole 11 can be opened while being easily cut by the force.

Then, unlike the case of removing the T-shirt, the disposable protective gown 100 can be removed immediately without putting the head into the head hole 11 and removing the T-shirt, so that the concern of cross-infection can be completely eliminated.

Here, the first cutout 70 may be formed by alternately forming a plurality of cutout lines 71 and non-cutout lines 72 along a straight line.

And the first cutout 70 is composed of a pair, starting from the boundary bones 23 formed on both sides of the front neck covering end 21 and the rear neck covering end 22, respectively, and the rear side of the shoulder covering portion 10 It may be formed in an oblique direction in which the distance between each other up to the end is gradually reduced.

Then, the first cutout 70 can be cut more easily because the length of the first cutout 70 is greatly shortened due to the position of the border bone 23 and the rear length of the shoulder covering part 10, so that the disposable protective gown 100 is more quickly and convenient. You can undress easily.

Finally, the second cutout 80 may be formed on the waist strap 50 and be cut by the user so that the waist strap 50 is cut off.

That is, the second cut-out portion 80 is formed at the front end of the waist strap portion 50 adjacent to the boundary portion between the front cover portion 30 and the waist strap portion 50, and is a disposable protective gown without loosening the waist strap portion 50 bound to each other. 100) can be undressed.

In this case, the second cutout 80 may have cutout lines formed at both side ends of the waist strap 50 to facilitate the cutout of the waist strap 50.

Therefore, when the front cover 30 is pulled forward when removing the disposable protective gown 100, the rear side of the shoulder cover 20 is cut off by the first cutout 70 to open the head hole 11 Since the waist strap portion 50 is also cut by the two cutout portion 80, the disposable protective gown 100 can be quickly and conveniently removed without loosening the waist strap portion 50.

Manufacturing method (S100) of a disposable protective gown according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shown in Figure 5, the material film preparation step (S10), cutting step (S20), arm cover forming step (S30), wrist cover It may be configured to include a sub-preparation step (S40), sealing step (S50) and packaging step (S60).

First, the material film preparation step (S10) is a process of forming a material film in a blowing method using material raw materials.

Here, the material film preparation step (S10) includes a material raw material mixing step (S11) of uniformly mixing the raw materials for 20 to 30 minutes after putting the raw materials into the mixer at a certain ratio in order, and the mixed raw materials for 60 to 80 minutes. The material film forming step (S12) of forming the material film (F) in a blowing method by putting it into the film casting machine, which has been preheated to 150℃, and then operating the film casting molding machine (S12), and forming the material film (F) from 20 to It may be divided into 30 kg weight units, and may consist of a material film winding step (S13) of winding onto a winding roll (R) as shown in FIG. 6.

Next, the cutting step (S20) is the shape of the disposable protective gown 100 as a cutting mold (C) while supplying the material film (F) wound on the winding roll (R) in a reel-to-reel method that is unwound from one side and wound on the other side. This is the process of cutting the semi-finished product (D) of the disposable protective gown corresponding to

That is, as shown in FIG. 7, in the process of continuously supplying the material film F in a reel-to-reel manner, the cutting mold C provided with the blade N is vertically reciprocated on the material film F.

Then, as shown in Figure 8, the shoulder covering portion 10, the neck covering portion 20, the front covering portion 20, the arm covering portion 40, the waist strap portion 50, the first cutting portion 70, and the second cutting It is possible to obtain a semi-finished product (D) of the disposable protective gown provided with the unit 80.

However, unlike the arm cover portion 40 of the disposable protective gown 100, the arm cover portion 40 included in the semi-finished product of the disposable protective gown 100 is not a cylindrical shape, but corresponds to a shape having one side open along the length direction. It has a widely spread shape.

At this time, the blade (N) is installed on the lower surface of the cutting mold (C) and disposed to correspond to the shape of the disposable protective gown (100).

Next, in the step of forming the arm cover (S30), both ends of the arm cover part 40 included in the semi-finished product M of the disposable protective gown are bonded to each other in a heat-sealing manner to form a cylindrical arm cover ( It is a process of forming 40).

Next, the step of preparing the wrist cover (S40) is a process of preparing a cylindrical wrist cover 60 having elasticity and elasticity by knitting a basic yarn, which is a raw material, with a circular knitting machine.

Next, in the step of sealing the wrist cover (S50), the prepared wrist cover 60 is folded in half so as to become two layers, so that both ends meeting each other are wrapped around the end of the arm cover 40 of the semi-finished disposable protective gown (M). It is a process of completing the disposable protective gown 100 by sealing integrally in a manner.

At this time, in a state where the end of the arm cover 40 is folded in two layers so that the wrist cover 60 can be firmly sealed to the end of the arm cover 40, it is wrapped around both ends of the wrist cover 60 where they meet each other. It can be sealed integrally by a stroke method.

And since the sealing operation is not easy due to the difference between the end diameter of the arm cover portion 40 and the end diameter of the wrist cover portion 60, the arm cover portion using a single traction chamber (T) as shown in FIG. In a state where the end diameter of 40 is reduced to correspond to the end diameter of the wrist cover 60, the end of the wrist cover 60 may be sealed at the end of the arm cover 40.

Finally, the packaging step (S60) is a process of folding the completed disposable protective gown 100 into a predetermined size and then wrapping it with a wrapping paper.

That is, the packaging step (S60) is a folding step (S61) of folding the disposable protective gown in a form in which the disposable protective gown 100 can be easily worn, and the folded disposable protective gown 100 is put in a packaging paper and sealed to be sealed. It may consist of step S62.

Here, when the disposable protective gown 100 is folded, it can be folded through a plurality of folding processes so that it can be easily opened and worn with both hands.

That is, as shown in Fig. 11 (a), the disposable protective gown 100 is spread on the floor so that the front cover 30 is behind. And as shown in (b) of FIG. 11, the left end of the arm cover 40 and the front cover 30 is folded in the left direction so that the arm covers 40 on both sides meet each other.

Then, as shown in (c) of FIG. 11, the arm cover 40 is folded downward so that the arm cover 40 is located in the middle of the front cover 30. And as shown in (d) of FIG. 11, the left end of the waist strap 50 and the front cover 30 is positioned in the middle of the front cover 30 where the arm cover 40 is located. Folded. However, the left edge of the waist strap portion 50 is folded so that it is in line with the edge of the arm cover portion 40.

Then, and as shown in (e) of FIG. 11, the left end of the shoulder covering portion 10 and the front covering portion 30 is positioned at the middle side of the front covering portion 30 where the waist strap portion 50 is located. Fold it to the right. Also at this time, the edge of the left end of the front covering portion 30 is folded so that the edge of the waist strap portion 50 is in a straight line.

And, as shown in (f) of Figure 11, the left end of the shoulder covering portion 10 and the front covering portion 30 is again positioned at the middle side of the front covering portion 30 in the right direction to overlap and meet again. Fold it.

Then, as shown in (g) of FIG. 11, the lower end of the front cover 30 is folded upward so that the lower end of the front cover 30 is located in the middle of the front cover 30. And, as shown in (h) of FIG. 11, the lower end of the front cover 30 is folded upward again so that the lower end of the front cover 30 is positioned above the front cover 30.

In addition, as shown in (i) of FIG. 11, the process of folding the shoulder covering portion 10 downward so that the shoulder covering portion 10 is positioned above the front covering portion 30 is completed. Then, the disposable protective gown 100 folded as above is formed with a hand insertion port 90 through which both hands can be inserted, and when both hands are inserted into the hand insertion port 90 and spread to the left and right, the disposable protective gown 100 is immediately unfolded and both hands are armed. While being naturally inserted into the covering portion 40, it may be a form that can be easily worn.

The above-described embodiments are merely exemplary, and other embodiments variously modified therefrom are possible for those of ordinary skill in the art.

Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should include not only the above embodiment but also various modified other embodiments according to the technical idea of the invention described in the following claims.

100: disposable protective gown
10: shoulder cover
11: Hairhole
20: front cover
21: front neck cover
22: rear neck cover
23: border bone
30: front cover
40: arm cover
50: waist strap
60: wrist cover
70: first cutout
71: cutting line
72: uncut line
80: second cutout
90: hand inlet
S100: Method for manufacturing a disposable protective gown
S10: material film preparation step
S11: raw material mixing step
S12: material film forming step
S13: material film winding step
S20: Foundation stage
S30: Forming the arm cover
S40: Wrist cover preparation stage
S50: sealing stage
S60: packing step
S61: folding step
S62: sealing step
F: material film
R: winding roll
C: cutting mold
N: blade
M: semi-finished disposable protective gown
T: Traction compartment

Claims (6)

It is worn on the upper body to protect the entire arms and shoulders, and the front of the chest, stomach and legs.
A shoulder covering with a crooked head hole in the middle of the shoulder;
A front covering portion formed on the front side of the shoulder covering portion and covering the front of the chest, stomach, and legs;
An arm covering portion formed on both sides of the shoulder covering portion and surrounding the arm;
Waist strap portions respectively formed on both sides of the front cover portion and connected to the rear of the waist so that the front cover portion is in close contact with the chest, belly and legs;
A wrist covering portion sealed at an end portion of the arm covering portion, elastically deformed, and surrounding the wrist; And
Disposable protective gown comprising: a first cut-out portion formed on the rear side of the shoulder covering portion to cut open one side of the head hole. The method of claim 1,
The wrist cover
Disposable protective gown, characterized in that it is made of a fabric material and the end is integrally sealed with the end of the arm cover part in a woven manner. The method of claim 2,
The wrist cover
Disposable protective gown, characterized in that in a state where the material fabric is folded in half so as to be two layers, both ends of the material fabric that meet each other are integrally sealed in a tangling manner while overlapping the end of the arm cover. The method of claim 1,
It characterized in that it comprises a; a neck covering portion which is formed at the center of the front and rear sides along the head hole of the shoulder covering portion and extends to each of the front and rear sides of the neck to cover the front and rear sides of the lower neck. Disposable protective gown. The method of claim 4,
The first cutting part
It is formed from both ends of the neck covering portion of the neck covering portion of the neck covering portion to the rear end portion of the neck covering portion, and consisting of a pair of cut lines formed in an oblique direction in which the interval between each other is gradually reduced. Disposable protective gown. The method of claim 1,
Disposable protective gown comprising a; a second cutout portion formed on the waist strap portion to allow the waist strap portion to be cut off.

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