wet-to-dry dressings and s/l regernecks
Posted By: ER MT on 2006-05-04
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Subject: wet-to-dry dressings and s/l regernecks
Doc is describing wound care on a patient with a foot ulcer 
s/l regernecks or reckerneck
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not sure but here's a list of dressings
Subject: not sure but here's a list of dressings
http://www.dressings.org/dressings-datacards-by-alpha.html
I don't see it, but here is one site for dressings.
Subject: I don't see it, but here is one site for dressings.
http://connection.lww.com/products/sussman3e/documents/Appendix/Appendix.pdf
sterile dressings
Subject: sterile dressings
patient has an incison on his hand and doctor is applying a
4 x 4 sterile s/l weberal Cock-up splint and compresive ace wrap.
Wound dressings s/l Agrasid
Subject: Wound dressings s/l Agrasid
Dictation is:
"We will change wound dressings to Vaseline gauze rather than the ________"
Help please!
Hmm...I'm only finding Comfee dressings and Contra catheters for cardiac. nm
Subject: Hmm...I'm only finding Comfee dressings and Contra catheters for cardiac. nm
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yes; acetic acid impregnated dressings are usually used for Pseudomonas infections and the removal o
Subject: yes; acetic acid impregnated dressings are usually used for Pseudomonas infections and the removal of bacteria.
There are Schanz dressings and Schanz pins, even Schanze procedure, never heard....
Subject: There are Schanz dressings and Schanz pins, even Schanze procedure, never heard....
it used as wrap, nor can I verify anywhere, perhaps she is using a Schanz dressing??? That is the closest in sound that I can find, without hearing it, I wish I could be of more help!
hydrocolloid dressings are made of gelatin and pectin. Maybe pectin?
Subject: hydrocolloid dressings are made of gelatin and pectin. Maybe pectin?
Hydrocolloid dressings. Used for leg ulcers, minor burns, pressure sores and traumatic injuries, these self-adhesive dressings form a gel as they absorb fluid from the wound. They consist of materials such as sodium carboxymethylcellulose (an absorbent), pectin, and gelatin that are attached to a foam sheet or a thin polyurethane film.
http://www.surgeryencyclopedia.com/A-Ce/Bandages-and-Dressings.html
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