Contraindicated for use on third degree burns or infected wounds.
Triad hydrophilic wound dressing side effects.
170 g 12 triad applied directly to the wound triad impregnated into gauze facilitating.
Suitable for use on neonates1.
Triad is contraindicated for third degree burns or infected wounds.
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Apply a layer of triad thickness of a dime over the necrotic tissue and.
Coloplast triad hydrophilic wound dressing is a hydrophilic paste that contains zinc oxide.
It is usually used for managing light to moderate levels of wound exudates.
Triad hydrophilic wound dressing product code size units 1964 2 5 oz.
71 g 12 1967 6 oz.
Coloplast triad paste absorbs excess exudate and it gently sticks to moist wound beds.
Helps maintain an optimal wound healing environment to.
Triad classification wound filler.
Triad is an ideal alternative for difficult to dress wounds with light to moderate exudate such as those near the gluteal cleft.
Triad hydrophilic wound dressing.
Triad hydrophilic wound dressing is indicated for the local management of pressure and venous statis ulcers dermal lesions injuries superficial wounds scrapes first and second degree burns partial and full thickness wounds.
Suitable for use on neonates.
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Hydrophilic zinc paste key points zinc based 15 25 hydrophilic paste dressing that adheres to moist weeping areas and when left open to air will dry to provide a cover like dressing the dry time will be dependent upon the amount of exudate in the wound.
Triad hydrophilic wound dressing is for the local management of pressure and venous stasis ulcers dermal lesions injuries superficial wounds scrapes first and second degree burns partial and full thickness wounds.
Zinc oxide based hydrophilic paste absorbs moderate levels of wound exudate.
Las vegas nv triad impregnated into gauze facilitating autolytic debridement 1.
Using a hydrophilic wound dressing for autolytic debridement.
The most frequently reported adverse events have included drowsiness lightheadedness dizziness sedation shortness of breath nausea vomiting abdominal pain and intoxicated feeling.
