Hospital Disposable Transparent Adhesive Film Dressing Transfusion Needle

Hospital Disposable Transfusion Needle Transparent Adhesive Film Dressing

Overview:

Transparent film dressing, is widely used in hospital intravenous injection, catheter fixation and various wound treatment and protection. It is a necessary product for skin beauty protection, family medicine box, army training exercises, first aid in wartime, and factory construction sites.

Specification:

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Feature:

1. The ultra-thin material and the highly breathable PU film material can hardly feel its existence, giving patients unprecedented comfort;
2. Extremely high water vapor permeability, to avoid the accumulation of sweat, and the decrease of the adhesion caused by the decrease, so that the puncture point is always kept dry;
3. Breathable and impermeable to bacteria, establish a sterile barrier, prolong the safe use time of dressings, and reduce the probability of infection;
4. Extremely thin thickness and excellent stretchability, easy to observe wounds and catheter sites;

Application:

1. Central vein injection (including subclavian, jugular vein, femoral artery and peripheral central vein PICC)

2. Fixation of various catheters, drainage tubes and infusion devices;

3. Clean and closed surgical incision;

4. First and second degree burns, first and second stage ulcers;

Usage:

1. Fixing and covering I.V catheter

2. Protection for slight abrasions,small area burns and small wound

3. Prevention and treatment for bedsores and chapped skin

3. Protection for donorsite

4. General protection for post-operative incised wound and laceration

Contraindication:

1. The wound is infected and ulcer is forbidden. If the wound becomes infected later, such as congestion, swelling, exudation and fever, the use should be discontinued or the frequency of replacement should be increased according to the doctor's diagnosis.

2. When removing the dressing, care should be taken that the catheter or other instruments covering it are not pulled off.

3. Dressings of appropriate specifications should be selected to ensure that they can stick firmly to the dry and healthy skin around the wound, and should not be pulled to cause tension and damage the skin.