McKesson Sterile Drain Split Sponges Dressing

McKesson Split Gauze Sponges Features

• Designed to be highly absorbent, efficiently managing wound exudate and preventing pooling of fluids
• The absorbent material helps to create a moist wound-healing environment, promoting optimal healing conditions
• Made from a non-woven material that is soft and gentle on the skin
• The sponges are pre-cut into halves or quarters, allowing for easy customization and flexibility in dressing wounds of various sizes and shapes
• Sponges can be used for both dry and moist wound dressings, accommodating different wound types and patient needs
• The pre-cut split design of the sponges saves time and effort during wound dressing procedures
• McKesson Split Sponges adhere to stringent quality control standards, ensuring reliable and consistent performance

Frequently Bought Together

• McKesson Medi-Pak Performance Plus Non-Sterile Paper Surgical Tape
• McKesson Dermal Wound Cleanser
• McKesson Non-Sterile Cotton Balls

How to apply Mckesson Split Gauze Dressing?

• Prepare the wound: Start by washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water or using an appropriate hand sanitizer. Put on sterile gloves if necessary. Cleanse the wound using a mild antiseptic solution or as directed by a healthcare professional. Gently dry the surrounding skin with a sterile gauze pad.
• Select the appropriate size: Choose the size that matches the dimensions of the wound or is slightly larger to ensure adequate coverage. Open the sterile pouch containing the split sponges, ensuring not touch the sponge with your bare hands.
• Customize the sponge: If needed, cut the split sponge into smaller pieces to match the shape and size of the wound. Use sterile scissors or a sterile instrument to make the necessary adjustments. Ensure that the edges of the sponge are smooth and free from loose fibers.
• Place the sponge: Carefully position the gauze over the wound, ensuring that it covers the entire wound surface. If necessary, gently press the sponge to conform to the wound shape, ensuring proper contact and coverage.
• Secure the sponge: Use sterile adhesive tape or an appropriate dressing to secure the dressing in place. Avoid applying excessive pressure that could impede blood circulation or cause discomfort to the patient. Ensure that the tape or dressing adheres firmly but does not constrict the wound area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Split Sponges used for?

It is used for wound care, particularly in managing and dressing various types of wounds. They are designed to absorb excess fluids and create a moist wound-healing environment.

Is Split Gauze sterile?

Yes, McKesson Split Sponges come individually packaged in sterile pouches to maintain their sterility. It is important to ensure the packaging is intact before use.

Can McKesson Split Sponges be cut to fit the wound shape?

Yes, these are designed to be easily customizable. They can be cut into smaller pieces using sterile scissors or instruments to match the shape and size of the wound.

Can this be used on all types of wounds?

McKesson Split Gauze is suitable for various types of wounds, including surgical wounds, lacerations, abrasions, and pressure ulcers.

Can McKesson Split Gauze Sponges be used for both dry and moist wound dressings?

Yes, this can be used for both dry and moist wound dressings. They adapt to the wound's moisture level, providing appropriate absorbency and promoting a conducive healing environment.