What protective measures are there for operating room doors from medical door manufacturers?

　　What protective measures are there for operating room doors from the medical door manufacturer?

　　Medical door manufacturer: What protective measures are there for operating room doors?

　　The operating room doors produced by the medical door manufacturer are mainly used to block radiation entrances and exits, primarily for places such as hospital outpatient departments, main machine rooms, and mines. They are favored for their good safety protection technology and exquisite design, welcoming effective overall design. So, what are the protective measures for operating room doors?

　　1. Safety shielding protection: Increase reasonable and effective shielding between the radiation source and the actual operators and their neighbors to reduce, lower, or eliminate the radiation source. For example, lead-coated radiographic detection bodies should be used at appropriate locations, and the creation of liquid rooms and fixed exhibition halls is protected by safety.

　　2. Distance safety protection: Use the method of increasing the distance between radiation sources to prevent radiation damage. Since the compressive strength of radiation is inversely proportional to the square of the distance, in the absence of protection or insufficient shielding thickness, please use the extended radiation source separation method to achieve safety protection, especially when conducting radiation detection in the field, separation safety protection is also a simple and feasible method.

　　3. Safety protection of original X-ray machines: The safety protection function of original X-ray machines is a key step in X-ray machine safety protection. The cover plate and shutter of the network must not allow radiation leakage. Aluminum filter plates are installed in the dialogue box, and the gas speed directly entering the patient's skin from the effective vehicle harness must be less than 6R/min, which is very accurate. When using bedside tubes for fluoroscopy, if radiation leakage occurs from the X-ray tube and accessories, both staff and patients will be immediately exposed to the radiation source.

　　4. Time safety protection: Reduce the time actual operators are exposed to radiation to minimize radiation damage. Since the amount of radiation absorbed by the human body is proportional to the time exposed to radiation, it is necessary to minimize the time of the X-ray source as much as possible. Strict operating procedures should be established before surgery, and relevant patient information should be mastered to avoid unnecessary exposure as much as possible.

　　Medical door manufacturer: Four maintenance methods for operating room doors

　　1. When using the operating room door, sharp air and heavy objects must not enter. The door body should be protected from impact and scratches to prevent warping of the door leaf and widening of the door leaf gaps, as insufficient outer protective layers can lead to a decline in performance.

　　2. If you want to maintain the door's airtightness, cleaning is necessary. When cleaning, not only should the door leaf be cleaned, but attention should also be paid to the moisture left on the surface after cleaning to prevent rusting of the door body and its parts due to residual moisture. In addition, the area around the operating room door should be kept clean, and accumulated dust and debris should be sorted to avoid affecting the sensitivity of the door's sensing devices.

　　3. Organize luggage when returning to the city, avoiding the use of unsafe watertight doors. Cabinets do not need to be cleaned frequently, but can be cleaned regularly. During the cleaning process, the power supply should be turned off to ensure the safety of the operators.

　　4. The cooperation of different parts of the operating room door is important. Therefore, during maintenance, the rails and floor wheels should be regularly maintained and checked to keep them clean and unobstructed to avoid potential hazards.

　　The above is the content explained by the editor of the medical door manufacturer. I hope it is helpful to everyone. Thank you for watching.