This nursing how-to video demonstrates proper procedure for treating necrotic tissue and debriment. The video demonstrates an excellent view of debriment with suction and tubular wrap. Follow along and learn more about wound treatment in nursing.
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3 Comments
Handling the lyofoam dressing with bare hands? I would have thought infection control wound indicate that a no touch technique would be safer, ie using the forcepts out of the dressing pack would be a relatively germ free way of finishing of the procedure. I admit, it does make it all rather fiddly.
great video though, thank you
why is video locked?
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