McKesson Non-Sterile Four-Layer Compression Bandage System

McKesson Four-Layer Compression Bandage System Features

• McKesson Non-Sterile Four-Layer Compression Bandage System bandage dimensions:
  - Padding Bandage: 4" x 3.8 yds. (10 cm x 3.5 m) unstretched
  - Crepe Bandage: 4" x 4.9 yds. (10 cm x 4.5 m) stretched
  - Compression Bandage: 4" x 9.5 yds. (10 cm x 8.7 m) stretched
  - Cohesive Bandage: 4" x 6.5 yds. (10 cm x 6.0 m) stretched
• Layer 1: A non-woven padding, is composed of a blend of synthetic materials that absorbs wound exudate. This highly comfortable layer primarily provides protection to bony prominences
• Layer 2: A crepe bandage which anchors and smoothes the padding layer while absorbing exudate
• Layer 3: A light compression bandage that conforms to any contour while providing about one-half the compression of the system
• Layer 4: A cohesive bandage that sticks to itself and secures the bandages without tape for week-long compression
• Closure Type: Self-Adherent

When to Use Four-Layer Compression Bandage System?

• Manage venous leg ulcers and related conditions. 
• This system consists of four bandages that, when applied correctly, provide compression for seven days. 
• Multi-layered system simultaneously absorbs, protects, and provides graduated sustained compression

Contraindications

• Determine the Ankle Brachial Pressure Index (ABI) using a Doppler ultrasound.
• An ABI less than 0.8 may indicate the presence of significant arterial disease.
• Do not use this Bandaging System if the patient’s ABI is less than 0.8 or if arterial disease is suspected.
• While using this product, if the patient develops pain, numbness, color changes, cool toes or foot, the patient should seek immediate medical attention.
• Do not use this Bandaging System on patients with an ankle circumference less than 18 cm.
• Apply extra padding as needed over boney prominences of the ankle and/or tibia to avoid pressure necrosis.

Change Frequency

• Change dressing as directed by a healthcare professional







 
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