Chances are, you have a roll of medical adhesive tape in your medicine cabinet, or you’ve seen some come into play at a sporting event. Sometimes referred to as surgical tape, this staple of the medical supply world has many different types and uses. If you’ve ever been curious about either, then it’s time for a crash course and put the ‘eas’ in adhesive.
Wound Care
How to Clean a Wound
Have you been wondering if you are cleaning your wounds the proper way? Sarasota Medical Products offers tips to make sure you are taking care of your wound right away. Read on to learn more.
Basic First Aid
Basic first aid is important before hospital care is received. First aid helps to stop bleeding and to prevent infection, and as a result, promote healing. Sarasota Medical Products provides basic tips on handling open and closed wounds at home below.
Wound Care for Non-Healing Wounds
Chronic wounds that don’t heal require a unique type of treatment. Unlike wounds that do heal, non-healing wounds need their own specific protocol and care routine. Keep reading to learn about wound care for non-healing wounds.
Selecting a Wound Dressing
There are so many dressing products available today that many clinicians and other medical professionals find themselves overwhelmed with the choices. And what about smart dressings that can serve multiple functions?
Growth Factors in Wound Healing
Our skin acts as a barrier that protects our internal bodies from exposure to potentially harmful bacteria and other external dangers. However, unfortunately, wounds are a common occurrence. Whether they are small wounds caused by acne or a slip of the hand while at the chopping board, or bigger wounds caused by a serious accident or surgery, the wound healing process is complex and involves growth factors.
Hydrocolloid Dressings
You may have heard of hydrocolloid dressings, but what are these unique bandages, what do they do, and how do you use them? If you are interested in learning more about hydrocolloid dressing, keep reading for more information.
Wound Healing Process
Wound treatment is an integral part of the healing process, and using gel-forming wound care products from Sarasota Medical Products is a key part of successful wound healing. Wounds heal over time through a series of steps:
The Difference Between Acute and Chronic Wounds
The general term wound refers to any kind of damage or break in the skin’s surface caused by a cut, a blow, or another type of impact, usually, one in which the skin is broken. Wounds may be separated into two categories: acute and chronic.
Minimize Your Scar with Your Wound Care
Scars are not something everyone wants to display. In fact, you may want to hide your scars all the time, especially if they are large. Did you know that if you care for your wound properly, you can reduce the size and appearance of your scar? Here is some more information about wound care to minimize scar tissue.