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Wound Dressings
First aid supplies designed to protect wounds promote faster healing
First aid dressings are used to prevent infections to open wounds as well as to promote its healing. These two facts make dressings a necessary item in all first aid kits and emergency supplies. Dressings should be used in conjunction with bandages as the latter are necessary to keep the former in place and prevent its dislodgement. Some examples of dressings are gauze pads, gauze rolls, non-adhering dressings and transparent dressing.
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Dynarex® Sterile Gauze Pads
Sterile cotton pads for safe and effective wound care -
Dynarex® Stretch Gauze Bandages
Ideal bandage for moderate wound compression and cleaning -
First Aid Only™ Non-Sterile Gauze Roll Bandage H245
Ideal for securing and retaining general dressing -
Kendall Curity™ Non-Adherent Strips 6112
Non-adherent dressings allow wounds to breathe -
First Aid Only First Aid Only® Conforming Gauze Roll Bandage M219-12
Durable, stretch gauze bandage effectively secures wound dressings -
American White Cross Eye Pads 17570
Absorbent eye pads conform to the eye for maximum protection -
Johnson & Johnson® First-Aid Gauze Pads
Ideal for cleaning and protecting cuts, scrapes and burns -
3M™ Tegaderm™ Transparent Film Dressing MMM1624W
Transparent, breathable wound dressing provides superior protection from fluids and viruses -
Dynarex® Surgical & Post-Op Sponges
Keep wounds clean during and after surgery -
First Aid Only 3 x 3 Sterile Gauze Pads I211
Use to apply ointment, absorb fluids and more -
First Aid Only® Gauze Pads
First Aid gauze pads for wound cleaning and dressing -
American White Cross Sterile Gauze Pads
Soft gauze pads for treating minor wounds -
Dynarex® Non-Adherent Pads
Breathable non-stick pads for speedy healing -
International Bandage Company Field Dressing F-4
Sterile bandage slows bleeding and prevents infection -
First Aid Only™ Self-Adhering Cohesive Wrap
Self-adhering cohesive wrap works best to provide immediate wound care and to support sprains and strains of patients
It can be easy to confuse dressings and bandages as the two are often used together. The thing to remember is a dressing is directly in contact with the wound while a bandage is used to hold the dressing in place. Medical dressings serve some important functions:
To prevent infection
To prevent bleeding
To promote healing by encouraging epithelialization
To ease pain
As a medium for removing slough and foreign objects from the wound (debridement)
The most common material for dressings is sterile gauze which can be impregnated with medicine, but there are also dressings in the form of transparent film.
To prevent infection
To prevent bleeding
To promote healing by encouraging epithelialization
To ease pain
As a medium for removing slough and foreign objects from the wound (debridement)
The most common material for dressings is sterile gauze which can be impregnated with medicine, but there are also dressings in the form of transparent film.
