A cpe isolation gown is a gown that is made of clear plastic (polyethylene) and is designed to be worn by people who are exposed to contagious diseases. CPE stands for “containment level PPE” and refers to the class of PPE used for highly infectious diseases. These gowns are also called “surgical scrubs” because they are typically worn by surgeons. They are typically worn over a patient’s street clothes in order to protect the wearer from becoming infected with any diseases that the patient might be carrying. The sleeves of these gowns will generally be longer than average so that they can extend past the wearer’s hands. The front of the cpe gown will be open so that the wearer can easily access their pockets, belt, etc. When wearing one of these gowns, it is important to make sure that it is fully covering every part of your body. If there is any part of your skin that is not covered by this gown, then you could become infected with whatever disease you are trying to protect yourself from. When wearing one of these gowns, it is important to make sure that it is fully covering every part of your skin. If there is any part of your skin that is not covered by this gown, then you could become infected with whatever disease you are trying to protect yourself from.