A Medical PU Film Transparent IV Dressing is a specific type of wound dressing designed for intravenous (IV) catheter sites.
1. Disposable:
- The dressing is designed for single-use and is intended to be discarded after use. Disposable dressings help maintain a sterile environment and reduce the risk of cross-contamination.
2. Sterile:
- The dressing is provided in a sterile condition, free from microorganisms. Sterility is crucial for preventing infections when the dressing is applied to wounds or medical sites.
3. Transparent Surgical Wound Dressing:
- The dressing is transparent, allowing healthcare professionals to visually monitor the wound without removing the dressing. This transparency is particularly beneficial for assessing wound healing progress and detecting any signs of infection.
4. Medical PU Film:
- The dressing is made of Polyurethane (PU) film, a material known for its flexibility, breathability, and transparency. PU film dressings are commonly used in medical settings for various wound care applications.
5. Transparent IV Dressing:
- The dressing is specified for use with intravenous (IV) sites. This suggests that it is designed to securely cover and protect IV insertion points while allowing for easy observation of the IV site.
Instructions
1. After cleaning and disinfecting the wound, remove the dressing from the packaging bag.
2. Remove the release paper from the printing side to expose the adhesive surface.
3. Apply the adhesive surface to the skin and smooth it from the middle to all around.
4. Remove the back release material.
5. In case of abrasion, burn and a small amount of exudate after operation, apply sterile gauze or absorption pad and anti-inflammatory drugs to the wound after cleaning the wound, and then apply the dressing.
Matters needing attention
1. Sterile, disposable.
2. It is forbidden to use if the packing bag is damaged.
3. It cannot replace measures such as suture, hemostasis and skin disinfection.
4. It cannot be used for the fixation of arterial catheter.
5. If the wound is infected or ulcerated, it is forbidden. If the wound is infected later, such as congestion, swelling, exudation and fever, the use shall be terminated or the replacement frequency shall be increased according to the doctor's diagnosis.
6. The dressing of appropriate specification shall be selected and applied to the skin naturally. It shall not be pulled to cause tension and damage the skin.
7. When removing the dressing, care should be taken not to pull off the catheter or other instruments under it.
