Translucent / see thru gowns

Have you ever been given a gown where your body parts can actually be seen underneath, like this one

https://thisvid.com/videos/gyno-surgery10

Found one on AliBabba that ties in the back..?said it’s use was for cleaning, but dont see why in a play exam it couldn’t be used for the patient (or doctor/nurse).

My understanding is that these are for the caregiver to put on to protect the patient from germs on the caregiver's clothes or to protect the caregiver's clothes from fluids, etc. I don' t think these are for patients, but I could be wrong.

I remember going to a public clinic in my mid 20s when I had no insurance and being told to strip completely and then handed a gown that was practically threadbare. It didn't really bother me at the time because I knew I was getting a complete physical.

Looks like a raincoat type piece. Probably more for the video - to see the "patient", than for practical exams. How fun would the video be if she was wearing a cloth or paper gown? A bit boring.

I agree. This was staged to be an erotic video. I wouldn't rule out that the patient might have been unaware that it was being recorded for that purpose, but I would expect a normal gown and surgical drapes applied after the patient is unaware. It is an old video though considering the use of the CRT monitor on the ultrasound, so perhaps its from a less litigious time.

YUCK! I thought this was going to be about lingerie not some staged exam nonsense.

To answer no,

My understanding is that these are for the caregiver to put on to protect the patient from germs on the caregiver's clothes or to protect the caregiver's clothes from fluids, etc. I don' t think these are for patients, but I could be wrong.

@JakeNewYork you're not wrong.