Transcription of Wound Dressing Guide - QUT
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Healthy skinChampions for Skin Integritypromoting This project is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing under the Encouraging Better Practice in Aged Care (EBPAC) programWound Dressing GuideChampions for Skin Integrity Wound Dressing Guide Authors: Edwards H, Gibb M, Finlayson K, Jensen R. 2013 Brisbane: Queensland University of Technology. E: 978-1-921897-79-5healthy skinChampions for Skin IntegritypromotingWound Dressing Guide 1 Table of contents1 Introduction ..32 Cellulose Fibres ..8 Foams ..11 Hydrocolloids ..13 Hydrogels ..16 Low Absorbent Absorbent Gauze Dressings ..23 Semi-permeable Dressings ..27 Cadexomer Foam Membrane Dressings ..38 Odour Absorbing alginate Frequently Asked Questions ..434 References ..49healthy skinChampions for Skin Integritypromoting2 Wound Dressing Guide 2healthy skinChampions for Skin IntegritypromotingWound Dressing Guide 31 The purpose of this resource is to provide a Guide on commonly available Wound Dressing products.
Wound Dressing Guide 3 1 The purpose of this resource is to provide a guide on commonly available wound dressing products. Wound dressings are designed to help healing by optimising the local wound environment. There is little evidence that any dressing is superior to another. The main reasons that we apply dressings include the following:
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