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Berlin: Bazar-A.G., 1862
Types of wound dressing include: Simple dressing: post-surgery incisional wounds, superficial broken skin, stage 2 pressure sores Complex dressing: post-surgery I&D wounds (small cavities), superficial broken skin covering 50% of the body (e.g trunk), stage 3 and above pressure sore Wound Dressing Procedure Items needed Sterile dressing set Cleansing agent Wound care products Additional cotton swabs or gauze Adhesive tapes or bandages Protective sheet Latex gloves Scissors to cut bandages or adhesive tape Surgical blade or pointed tip scissors for removal of stitches Staple remover for removal of staples Doctors memo Requirements Ensure that you have the items above at home Do provide photos of the wound and consumables at home 1-way taxi fare will be required for the nurse to purchase the consumables if needed Why Is Wound Dressing Important
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Recommended fabrics: This pattern works beautifully with lightweight and breathable fabrics such as cotton, linen blends, rayon challis, viscose, crepe, chiffon, or satin
