Cardinal Health IV Dressing Dermacea 2" x 2" Square, 70 EA/BX

IV Dressing Dermacea 2" x 2" Square, 70 EA/BX

DermAcea IV dressing is a sterile 2 inch x 2 inch square drain sponge with a T-slit for placement around IVs and other tubes. It works well for clinical care settings that need an absorbent dressing that conforms closely around the site instead of laying flat over tubing. The 6-ply rayon and polyester pad is white and made to support fast wicking action and superior absorbency.

Good Fit For

• IV site dressing in clinical settings
• Drain and catheter site care
• Chest tube dressing changes
• Tracheotomy site dressing applications

Key Features

• Sterile IV dressing supports site care where a sterile dressing is required
• T-slit design fits around IVs, drains, catheters, chest tubes, and tracheotomies for a closer fit
• Synthetic rayon and polyester blend helps provide fast wicking action
• 6-ply pad offers superior absorbency for moisture management
• 2 inch x 2 inch square format suits small-site dressing needs

Applications and Usage

• Placing around an IV line at the insertion site
• Managing moisture around drains or catheters
• Dressing care around chest tubes
• Use around a tracheotomy site where a T-slit sponge is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• The T-slit format is intended for use around tubing or lines rather than as a standard flat gauze pad.
• The 2 inch x 2 inch size is best matched to smaller dressing areas.
• Buyers choosing by absorbency should note the 6-ply construction.

FAQ

• Will this dressing fit around an IV line? Yes. The dressing uses a pre-cut T-slit that conforms around IVs and other tubes.
• Is this dressing sterile? Yes. This DermAcea IV dressing is sterile.
• What is the size of the dressing? Each dressing measures 2 inch x 2 inch and has a square shape.
• What is the pad made from? The pad is a 6-ply rayon and polyester blend.
• What types of sites can this dressing be used around? The T-slit sponge is made to conform around drains, catheters, chest tubes, IVs, and tracheotomies.

From DermAcea by Cardinal Health.