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Lifetree Multipurpose First Aid Kit (PVC Case) 58s
RM 49.00
Clear-pockets organized by injuries for fast effective first aid, such as small cuts & burns, severe bleeding, muscle cramp, CPR, fever and others.
Lite multipurpose 58pc first aid kit (PVC case). deserves a spot in every family, offering reliable wound care and emergency first aid care that keeps you moving at your everyday pace. "How to choose a suitable bandage for oneself?" is a frequently asked question. The procedures for determining the appropriate bandage for you and your injuries are detailed below.
The initial step is to ascertain the source of the wound. To get access to the wound, concentrate on the following features: wound measurement, appearance, exudate, and periwound skin condition. The data may aid you in identifying the kind of wound and its proper management.
The next step is to provide immediate wound care. The kind of wound, the quality of the wound bed, its depth, the amount of drainage, and the presence of infection all have an effect on the dressings and treatments you use. Dressings should provide enough hydration to the tissue without overhydrating the wound bed in order to encourage cell survival. Dressings shield the wound bed from stress and infection while also being gentle on the surrounding tissue.
If you understand wound etiology and basic wound healing concepts, you will be able to choose the appropriate wound care treatment for your wound and contribute to its improvement.
