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    Wound irrigation involves cleaning a wound with a sterile solution to remove debris and exudate while applying medication to promote healing. The necessary supplies include a sterile basin, sterile irrigation syringe, sterile solution, sterile dressings, and waterproof pads. The procedure involves explaining the process to the patient, positioning them properly, washing hands, removing old dressings, preparing sterile materials, irrigating the wound with the sterile solution using a syringe until the solution runs clear, drying the area, and applying new sterile dressings.

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    Irrigation

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    Wound irrigation involves cleaning a wound with a sterile solution to remove debris and exudate while applying medication to promote healing. The necessary supplies include a sterile basin, sterile irrigation syringe, sterile solution, sterile dressings, and waterproof pads. The procedure involves explaining the process to the patient, positioning them properly, washing hands, removing old dressings, preparing sterile materials, irrigating the wound with the sterile solution using a syringe until the solution runs clear, drying the area, and applying new sterile dressings.

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    WOUND CLEANSING

    Uploaded by

    Marlon Rey Anacleto
    Wound irrigation involves cleaning a wound with a sterile solution to remove debris and exudate while applying medication to promote healing. The necessary supplies include a sterile basin, sterile irrigation syringe, sterile solution, sterile dressings, and waterproof pads. The procedure involves explaining the process to the patient, positioning them properly, washing hands, removing old dressings, preparing sterile materials, irrigating the wound with the sterile solution using a syringe until the solution runs clear, drying the area, and applying new sterile dressings.

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    WOUND IRRIGATION

    Marlon Rey Anacleto, RN,MAN

    What is that?
    Purpose 1. To cleanse the wound of exudates and debris 2. Apply heat to affected area to promote healing 3. To apply local acting medication in form of sterile solutions

    What do you need?


    Sterile basin 200-500 ml sterile solution ( warm ) not hot! Sterile irrigating syringe Clean basin Sterile dressing Waterproof pads

    How do you do it?


    1. 2. 3.

    Explain the procedure to the patient Assemble materials Position the patient to accommodate irrigation following the principle of gravity. Place water proof pad under the area to be irrigated Wash hands Removed old dressing and conduct assessment of the wound.

    4. 5. 6. 7.

    Prepare sterile materials. Open the materials and pour the in the solution.- prepare all of these using sterile gloves.
    Place the clean basin below the irrigated area or wound. Flush the area with aspirated sterile solution using your sterile syringe. Irrigate the pockets of the wound to ensure extensive cleaning. Continue until solution is clear. Dry it off with sterile gauze pads. Apply sterile pads

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