HOSPITAL SCURB

• Specialized, sanitary clothing worn by healthcare professionals—including surgeons, nurses, and technicians—to prevent the spread of infections and ensure hygiene. Originally designed for sterile, "scrubbed-in" operating room environments, modern scrubs are durable, comfortable, and often made from antimicrobial, fluid-resistant fabrics, making them essential PPE. 
• Commonly available in various sizes from XS to 5XL, they are tailored for, but not limited to, doctors, surgeons, nurses, and laboratory personnel. 

• Purpose: Primarily designed for infection control, reducing cross-contamination between patients and staff.
• Design & Comfort: They are lightweight, comfortable, and typically feature pockets for carrying medical tools, designed for long, active shifts.
• Types & Materials: Ranging from cotton-polyester blends to waterproof materials, they include different levels of protection (low to high-risk) based on the work area (e.g., OR vs. ER).
• Identification: Different colors are often used to distinguish roles within a healthcare team, such as doctors, nurses, or specific departments.
• Maintenance: Scrubs require proper, often professional, cleaning (autoclavable washing) to remain hygienic and safe for repeated use.