Medline Super Absorbent Sterile Abdominal Pads

Medline Sterile Abdominal Pads Features

• The Medline extra absorbent abdominal pads are made up of a super soft and non-woven outer layer
• It quickly wicks fluid to a cellulose center
• Disperses fluid laterally to prevent pooling
• Features extra absorbency and wicking for heavily draining wounds
• Consists of a hydrophobic back that impedes strike-through
• Has sealed edges to prevent linting
• The Medline Sterile Pads are unisex and latex-free

Frequently Bought Together

• Covidien Curity Fabric Bandage
• Covidien Kendall Hypoallergenic Paper Tape
• Covidien Xeroform Occlusive Petrolatum Gauze Dressing

How to use Medline Abdominal Pad?

1. Clean the wound area and ensure it is dry.
2. Open the sterile package and take out the pad.
3. Place the pad over the wound, ensuring it covers the entire area.
4. Secure the pad in place with adhesive tape or a bandage.
5. Monitor the pad regularly and change it as needed, following the healthcare professional's instructions.
6. Dispose of used pads properly and maintain hygiene during the process.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the uses of abdominal pads?

   Abdominal pads are a primary or secondary dressing to manage heavily draining wounds. Abdominal dressing has a high absorbency level to prevent wound fluid leakage.

2. What type of dressing is the Medline ABD pad?

   These abdominal dressings are highly absorbent, multilayer, soft, non-woven moisture barriers with sealed edges to prevent linting.

3. How much amount of fluid can an abdominal pad hold?

   A fully saturated regular daytime pad may hold around 5 milliliters of fluid. A fully soaked overnight pad may hold 10 to 15 milliliters of fluid.

4. Is Medline Super Absorbent Abdominal Pads Latex-free?

   Yes, this ABD pad is latex-free.