University:
Liberty University
Course:
BIOM 500 | Introduction to Biomedical Sciences
Academic year:

2024
Views:

150

Pages:

5
Author:

Sheha A.

Types of Dressing Dry Dressing: This dressing is used for small wounds. Method of application: Place the gauze over the wound. Place cotton place over it. Bandage the cotton place over it. Impregnated Dressings: These dressings are suitable for infected wounds. Examples of impregnated dressings: B.P.C. dressings I.C.B. dressings Dry and Dry Dressing: The dressing is used for wounds that need to be exposed to air. Antiseptic & Medicated Dressings: The contents of this dressing is sterile. It contains antiseptic or medicine. Principles of Patient Education Respect for the patient's values, preferences and expressed needs. Coordinated and integrated care. Informational and educational support. Physical comfort. Emotional support and alleviation of fear and anxiety. Involvement of family and friends. Access to care and facilities. Barriers to Patient Education: Physical Barriers: Fear of disease Level of pain (acute) Level of fatigue Environmental Barriers: Lack of privacy Lack of quiet surroundings Cultural barriers Cognitive Barriers: Level of knowledge and understanding Beliefs Customs Language