Nurse’s & Doctor’s Caps
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Description Unit Brand Nurses Caps Green 100 Protomat Face Masks Paper 2 Ply Elastic 100 Protomat Doctors/Surgeons Caps Blue pair Protomat
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Nurse’s and Doctor’s Caps are essential personal protective equipment designed for healthcare professionals.
These caps are available in green for nurses and blue for doctors and surgeons.
Made from breathable materials, they ensure comfort during long shifts.
Each pack contains 100 units, providing a reliable supply for medical facilities.
The caps are designed for easy wear and can accommodate various head sizes.
Applications & Use Cases
These caps are used primarily in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings across Kenya.
They help maintain a sterile environment while preventing hair from interfering with medical procedures.
Healthcare professionals, including nurses and doctors, rely on these caps during surgeries, examinations, and patient care.
They are an integral part of personal protective equipment in various medical environments.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the quality of the caps, store them in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Avoid using harsh chemicals for cleaning, as these may compromise the material.
Inspect the caps regularly for any signs of wear or damage.
For optimal hygiene, it is recommended to use a new cap for each shift or procedure.
Proper handling ensures safety and effectiveness in a medical setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a doctor paid in Kenya per month?
Entry-level medical officers earn a monthly salary of KES 206,000 in lower-level facilities, and those in referral hospitals earn KES 413,785. This rate is not uniform across all the counties, with some lower-level facilities paying significantly less..
Why do doctors wear caps?
THE scrub cap Not only does it protect patients, it also provides a barrier for medical staff by preventing blood or bodily fluids from coming into contact with their hair. This reduces the risk of cross-infection between different members of the healthcare team..
What are three types of PPE?
For the purpose of this site, PPE will be classified into categories: eye and face protection, hand protection, body protection, respiratory protection, and hearing protection..
How much is a GREY dust coat in Kenya?
At Sidget Safety, our grey dust coats are priced at KSh 750 for plain designs and between KSh 800 and KSh 1000 for branded options. Crafted from sturdy, lightweight fabric, these dust coats provide excellent protection against dust, dirt, and spills while offering comfort and practicality..
