Basic Nursing Medical Consumables

1. Wound protection and isolation: Covering abrasions, cuts, postoperative incisions, and other wounds to isolate external bacteria and dust, reduce external friction and stimulation, and lower the probability of infection.

2. Absorb wound exudate: Absorb wound exudate, exudate, and pus to keep the wound relatively dry and create an environment conducive to healing.

3. Wound debridement assistance: Gauze and cotton balls can be used to wipe and clean the wound, removing surface dirt and necrotic tissue.

4. Bandage fixation: Bandage dressings fix gauze and dressings to prevent dressing displacement and detachment; Partial elastic bandages can be moderately compressed to reduce local swelling.

5. Auxiliary healing: Some functional dressings can moisturize wounds, reduce wound adhesion, relieve pain, and accelerate skin repair.

1. Pre operation/pre operation disinfection of skin: disinfection and sterilization the human skin surface before injection, blood collection and dressing change to reduce the number of bacteria on the skin surface and reduce the risk of infection.

2. Wound cleaning and disinfection: Wipe and clean abrasions and damaged wounds to remove dirt and inhibit pathogenic bacteria on the surface of the wound.

3. disinfection and sterilization on the surface of local articles: it can be used to wipe and disinfect small range instruments and contact parts (such as wiping thermometer and probe with alcohol cotton).

4. Clinical nursing cleaning: Complete skin cleaning, deiodination, cooperate with dressing changes, sampling and other nursing work during medical operations.

1. Collection of body fluid drainage: Receive and store human excreta and drainage fluids such as urine and wound waste liquid, for easy observation of the characteristics and measurement of the excreta.

2. Catheterization and urination nursing: assist patients who cannot urinate autonomously to drain urine, and solve urinary retention and urination problems of patients lying in bed after surgery.

3. Closed isolation of excrement: Achieve closed collection of excrement, reduce odor, and prevent excrement from overflowing and causing environmental pollution and cross infection.

4. Clinical tubing matching use: Used in conjunction with urinary catheters and drainage tubes to ensure smooth tubing, for long-term care of postoperative and bedridden patients.

1. Dressing and pipeline fixation: Medical tape, pulse pressure tape, etc. are used to fix gauze, dressings, and infusion pipelines to prevent consumables from shifting and falling off, ensuring normal diagnosis and treatment operations.

2. Clinical operation assistance: Hemostasis/pulse pressure band is used for pre puncture vascular filling, temporary compression hemostasis, and convenient blood collection and infusion operations.

3. Body fluid absorption protection: Disposable nursing pads absorb sweat, excrement, and exudate to protect the bed unit, prevent pollution, and maintain a clean environment.

4. Basic nursing support: Cooperate with various clinical operations such as dressing changes, infusion, and bed rest care to improve the convenience of nursing operations.