Medline Ultrasorbs Air Permeable Disposable Drypads

Features of Medline Air-Permeable Ultrasorb Pads

• The hospital-quality Extrasorbs AP Drypads you love have a new name Ultrasorb Pads and printed backsheet but nothing else has changed
• These Underpads absorb and hold moisture away from the skin
• Advanced polymers that help ensure ongoing dryness of skin
• Pads offer a soft and low profile, helping reduce pressure buildup beneath patients body
• Air permeable disposable drypads help reduce friction and shear, allow air circulation and support low air-loss mattresses
• High-strength back sheet provides exceptional resistance to tearing
• AquaShield film traps moisture for better leakage protection
• Advanced super-absorbent core lies flat when wet without bunching, swelling or disintegrating
• Medline ultrasorbs pads can manage multiple voids without leaking, minimizing laundry costs
• High-performing, super-absorbent polymer locks in wetness and odor

Bed Pads Technology of Medline Ultrasob Pads

Benefits for Patient and Resident

• Super absorbent core draws in moisture and locks it away from skin
• Feels dry to the touch within minutes
• Maintains core integrity, reducing friction and shear
• Medline ultrasorbs pads have ultra-soft, non-woven top sheet for greater patient comfort
• Air-permeable backsheet for exceptional skin dryness with zero strike through

Benefits for Caregiver

• Micro-pore film protects against leakage for fewer linen changes without double-padding
• Exclusive fold-over edges help prevent fluid overflow
• Compatible with low air-loss mattresses Extra-strong option available for repositioning of individuals weighing up to up to 350-lbs for
• Ultrasorbs

What to buy with Medline Ultrasorbs Disposable Drypads

• AT Surgical Pull-On Elastic Waist Incontinence Pants
• Prevail Adult Washcloths - with Aloe, Chamomile and Vitamin E
• Janibell Akord M330DA Adult Incontinence Disposal System

When to use Medline Ultrasorb Pads?

• Open-airing incontinence management
• ICU/CCU patients who should not be disrupted/moved more than necessary
• ER for absorbing significant/ongoing fluid loss
• Labor and delivery Use Low Air Loss Therapy
• Any other area where skin dryness is needed

Benefits of Ultrasorb Pads

Comparison Between Conventional And Ultrasorbs Drypads

Conventional Underpads

• Shield linens and furniture from fluids, but may hold moisture against skin
• Require frequent changing, adding to caregiver workload and laundry costs
• Linen changes are disruptive to ICU/CCU patients who should not be moved more than necessary
• Layering pads for added absorbency increases the sacral pressure
• May ball up or adhere to skin, putting patient at risk for friction and skin shear
• Offer minimal odor control
• Medline extrasorbs air permeable disposable drypads are less air permeable, preventing heat from escaping
• Wetness, leakage, odor may cause patients discomfort and threaten their dignity

 Ultrasorbs Disposable Drypads

• Draw in moisture, lock it away from skin and feel dry to the touch within minutes
• Can manage multiple voids without leaking, minimizing laundry costs
• Do not separate, bunch up or adhere to skin when wet, helping reduce friction and shear
• Offer a soft and low-profile, helping reduce pressure buildup beneath patient body
• Are air permeable for enhanced skin dryness and comfort
• Are effective for use with low air-loss mattresses
• Help improve staff efficiency and reduce laundry costs
• Help enhance patient comfort and preserve patient dignity

 

10-Minute Test for Dryness:

Ability of a drypad to withstand multiple insults is determined using the “rewet” test. The test is done by pouring 500 milliliters of water onto a drypad, waiting 10 minutes and then measuring how much water returns to the surface. The lower the number, the drier against patient skin.



Contraindications:

• Never use more than 1 Ultrasorbs at the time as layering impedes air flow and can create pressure points
• Do not use Ultrasorbs on open wounds or broken skin

FAQs

What is the use of disposable Underpads?

These super absorbent drypads are designed used to protect the mattress from urine damage. The pad is placed above or below the linens (personal preference) and absorbs leaking liquid.

How do you use medline ultrasorb pads?

The simplest way is that the pad should be placed underneath or above the linens, depending on personal preference. They're important for absorbing the leaking liquid.

What is the material of medline Drypads?

Medline Ultrasorb pads has super absorbent polymer that locks in wetness and odor.

What is the absorbency level of medline ultrasorb air permeable disposable drypads?

It has a super absorbent core that draws moisture away from the skin.

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