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What is an Abdominal Pads?

Abdominal Pads, also known as ABD Pads, are designed to manage abdominal wounds and have high absorbency to treat heavy draining wounds. Effectively absorbs and cleans the blood and fluid around the wound and protects against the risk of infection. The edges of the ABD Bandage are sealed to prevent leakage and spills. ABD wound dressings are made with a thick absorbent layer of gauze that disperses fluids to keep them from accumulating upon the wound site.

Choose from a wide selection of abdominal pads available in sterile or non-sterile versions. Try the Covidien Dermecea Non-Sterile Abd Pads, Curity Tendersorb Abdominal Pads from Medtronic Covidien that comes with Wet Proof Barrier to retard fluid strike-through or the Super Absorbent Abdominal Pads from Medline that disperses fluids laterally to prevent pooling.

What does ABD Pad stand for?

ABD is an acronym for “Army Battle Dressing.” It was originally designed for the military for treating battle wounds. ABD Pads help manage heavy draining wounds.

Features of ABD Dressing

• Super absorbent
• Soft non-woven exterior layer that draws off fluid to the cellulose center in a speedy manner
• Middle thick cellulose layer to rapidly soak up and spread over fluids to avoid pooling
• Hydrophobic back resists strike through
• Peripheries are sealed to avoid linting
• Ideal for moderate to heavily draining wounds
• Provide Infection protection
• Avoids the growth of moist routes that can cause contamination.

When to use an ABD Pad Dressing?

• Primary Dressings: Abdominal or other large incisions; large trauma sites.
• Secondary Dressings: Over heavily exudating wounds; cushioning, moisture protection
• General wound care: Offers high absorbency of wound exudate and helps keep wounds dry.

How to apply Abdominal Pads?

• Select the appropriate size and absorbency of the pad for your wound.
• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
• Apply the pad to the wound, making sure to cover all of the drainage area.
• Secure the pad in place with tape or bandages.
• Change the pad as needed, or when it becomes saturated with drainage.

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Articles and Research on Abdominal Pads

• Using Abdominal Pads for Wound Care
• Sterile versus nonsterile clean dressings

Frequently Asked Questions

What are abdominal pads used for?

Abdominal pads are used to dress a variety of abdominal wounds, including:

• Cesarean section incisions
• Appendectomy incisions
• Hernia repairs
• Burns
• Other types of wounds that are draining heavily

How often should abdominal pad be changed?

You should change your abdominal pad as needed, or when it becomes saturated with drainage. This is usually every 2-4 hours. If the pad is not changed often enough, it can become wet and uncomfortable, and it can also increase the risk of infection.

Can I reuse an abdominal pad?

No, abdominal pads are designed for single-use only. Reusing them may lead to infection and hinder proper wound healing. Always dispose of used pads properly and use a new one for each dressing change.

Can I cut an abdominal pad to size?

Yes, you can cut an abdominal pad to size if you need a smaller pad. However, you should be careful not to cut the pad too small, as this could make it difficult to keep the pad in place.