In terms of appearance, Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile) is not easy to distinguish from surgical gowns. It can be distinguished according to the length of the belt (Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile) belt should be fastened to the front for easy removal. The belt of the surgical gown is fastened at the back).

From a functional perspective, the two overlap. The requirements for disposable surgical gowns are significantly higher than Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile). In the case of common clinical use of isolation gowns (such as contact isolation of multi-drug resistant bacteria), disposable surgical gowns and Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile) can communicate with each other, but where disposable surgical gowns must be used cannot be Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile) replacement.

From the perspective of the process of putting on and taking off, the differences between Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile) and surgical gowns are as follows: Garment pays more attention to aseptic operation; (2) Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile) can be completed by a single person, while the surgical gown must be assisted by an assistant; (3) Type Ⅱ Disposable Emergency Medical Garment (Sterile) without contamination Can be used repeatedly. Hang it in the corresponding area after use, and the surgical gown must be cleaned, disinfected/sterilized and used after wearing it once. The use of both are important measures for hospitals to prevent and control infections, and play an important role in protecting patients and medical workers.