Smith & Nephew Exu-Dry Anti-Shear Full Absorbent Wound Dressing

Smith & Nephew Exu-Dry Anti-Shear Full Absorbent Wound Dressing

Brand/Manufacturer: SMITH & NEPHEW
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  • FSA Approved

Smith & Nephew Exu-Dry Anti-Shear Full Absorbent Wound Dressing unique one-piece made up of multiple layers. It is designed to cover the wound with reduced friction, save nursing time and lower total dressing costs. It replaces non-adherent dressings, gauze and abdominal pads. Non-adherent to the wound, Exu dry is more comfortable for patients during and between dressing changes.

Item # Desc Pkg Price
5999PTM 2" x 3", Slit Tube Dressing Each
$9.15
$6.67
5999PTM 2" x 3", Slit Tube Dressing 50/Case
$344.08
$275.26
5999004120 4" x 6" Each
$5.15
$3.62
5999006 6" x 9" Each
$7.85
$5.54
5999006 6" x 9" 12/Pack
$80.08
$64.06
5999006 6" x 9" 12/Pack, 4Pk/Case
$311.12
$248.89
5999009 9" x 15" Each
$12.25
$9.28
5999009 9" x 15" 30/Case
$339.13
$271.30

Features of Smith Wound Dressing

  • Layers:
    - Outer layer - High-density polyethylene
    - Inner layers - Highly absorbent rayon or cellulose blend
    - Anti-shear layer - High-density polyethylene
    - Wound contact layer - High-density polyethylene
  • Anti Shear Layer helps reduce shearing thus may help protect fragile granulation tissue
  • One-piece, multi-layer sealed construction eliminates frayed edges, loose threads, and linting
  • Minimizes disruption to new granulation tissue
  • Highly absorbent, it helps reduce the risk of maceration and irritation to the wound and surrounding tissue
  • Wicks away drainage from the wound into the entire dressing, reducing the frequency of dressing changes
  • Non-occlusive, soft and pliable, the dressing is available in a wide range of sizes and shapes to accommodate virtually any wound or body contour.
  • Permeable and non-occlusive, it can be used as a wet or dry dressing on clean or contaminated wounds
  • Compatible with most topical agents, liquids, and creams
  • Indications:
    Indicated for exudate absorption and the management of partial to full-thickness wounds. Some typical wounds are:
    - Ulcers (venous, arterial, diabetic)
    - Pressure Sores
    - Donor sites
    - Surgical Incisions
    - Surgical excisions
    - Burns (1st and 2nd degree)

More Information

  • Precautions:
    -
    During the bodys normal healing process, unnecessary material is removed from the wound which will make the wound appear larger after the first few dressing changes
    - If the wound continues to get larger after the first few dressing changes, consult an appropriate healthcare professional
    - Should any signs of irritation (redness, swelling, increased burning sensation), maceration (over-hydration of the skin), hyper-granulation (excess tissue) or sensitivity (allergic reactions) appear, discontinue use and consult an appropriate healthcare professional
  • Instructions for use:
    -
    Using a full absorbency Exu-dry dressing, select a size slightly larger than the wound
    - Place onto wound
    - The back side of the dressings are marked "Use other side against wound"
    - This dressing may be used as wet or dry dressing
    Dry - a variety of topical agents may be applied directly on the wound or buttered on to the dressing
    Wet - submerge in liquid topical agent and gently squeeze out (do not ring out) excess fluid
    Secondary dressing - may be used in combination with other products (calcium alginates, gels, foams, etc.) that have been used to pack a wound
    -Good wound contact is essential, secure in place with Hypafix tape (window pane) or use a light wrap of roll gauze
    -Daily dressing changes are recommended as per institutions protocols

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