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•Select products to directly protect the periwound skin and provide a barrier to the adhesive, exudate or trauma •If excoriation is present select products that will provide a healing environment and prevent further damage •Select more absorptive wound dressings and increase dressing change frequencies to prevent further damage
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South West Regional Wound Care Program Table of Frequently Used Wound Care Companies, and their Products Categorized by Type Last Updated: March 24, 2014 1
The recommended products include a cavity foam in combination with an amorphous hydrogel, or an alginate dressing. A cavity should be packed loosely and base of wound bed should be visible.
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Wound care suggested guidelines Clean the wound with a wound cleanser at each dressing change. Pat the periwound skin dry. Apply a foam dressing that is at least one and a half inches larger than the wound. Secure the dressing with a rolled gauze, retention tape or net dressing if the foam is not self-adhering.
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Wound etiology specific guidelines and guideline summaries (found at www.clwk.ca) provide details to support care planning. What you need to do: 1. Cleanse wound and periwound skin.