特殊感染伤口合并糖尿病的伤口处理课件.ppt

. . . . . . school * school . * . * . * . * . . . * . * . * . . * . . . * . Melgisorb is intended for a wide range of moderately to heavily exuding wounds, both infected and non-infected, such as: - pressure sores, - venous and arterial ulcers, - diabetic ulcers, - donor sites, - post operative wounds, - dermal lesions and other external wounds inflicted by trauma. Melgisorb is not indicated for dry wounds, third-degree burns or surgical implantation. These kinds of wounds needs other treatments than an alginate. To implant an alginate in the tissue is not tested, and why should you do it? * . 1. Cleanse/flush wound with 0.9% saline or appropriate solution. 2. Dry the healthy surrounding skin and if needed, protect with a water-resistant cream/ointment. 3. Apply a dry Melgisorb product to the moist wound bed. Shallow wounds: Chose the correct size of flat dressing to be able to cover the entire wound. Deep wounds and cavities: Cut the appropriate length of the cavity dressing and pack the wound loosely. 4. Cover with an appropriate secondary dressing (such as Alldress, Mesorb, Mefilm, Mepilex Border). The choice depends on the exudate level. Secure with an adhesive dressing or a bandage as appropriate. 5. Compression therapy may be used in conjunction with Melgisorb. Dressing change and removal: 1. Change Melgisorb dressing when saturation is reached. Melgisorb can be left in place for several days depending on wound condition or as indicated by clinical practice. 2. Remove the secondary dressing and discard in appropriate way. 3. Remove Melgisorb by gently cleansing/flushing with 0.9% saline or appropriate solution. Any non-gelled Melgisorb will moisten in contact with the saline. Dispose of soiled dressing per institution policy. * . . . . school * school school * school school * school school * school school * school school * school school * school . * . * . * . * . . . * . * . * . . * . . . * . Melgisorb is intended for a wide range of moderately to he