Sól fizjologiczna NaCl 0.9% 10 ml w strzykawce (Medline) to jałowy 0,9% roztwór chlorku sodu – neutralny dla organizmu, bo stężenie soli odpowiada płynom ustrojowym. Jest hipoalergiczny i nie wywołuje podrażnień.
Sól fizjologiczna służy do przemywania ran i oparzeń, zwilżania opatrunków i tamponów, mechanicznego przemywania oczu i jamy nosowej. Strzykawka 10 ml wstępnie napełniona – strumień ze strzykawki pozwala precyzyjnie przepłukać ranę lub oko.
It is a sterile, single-use medical device – once opened, do not keep leftovers for later use. The product is for external use only: do not use it for infusions or injections. Sól fizjologiczna NaCl 0.9% 10 ml w strzykawce is worth having in your home and car first aid kit.
Dlaczego sól fizjologiczna NaCl 0.9% 10 ml w strzykawce?
A sterile solution cleans a wound or eye without the risk of infection or irritation that water from an uncertain source carries. It is useful in every first aid kit – at home, in the car and at work. Sól fizjologiczna NaCl 0.9% 10 ml w strzykawce is handy for rinsing an eye or a wound.
Other sizes are 10 ml (ampoule), 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml. You will find them all in the category saline.
How to use saline in first aid?
Rinse the wound with saline, pouring from the centre outwards to wash out dirt – do not rub it in deeper. Cool a burn first with clean, cool water for at least 10–20 minutes, and use the saline to moisten the dressing. Rinse the eye from the inner corner outwards, with the head tilted towards the eye being rinsed. Saline is for external use only – it must not be injected or given as an infusion. In case of a serious injury call 112 – action taken by a bystander can decide whether the casualty survives.
Read more in the article Assessing the casualty.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What is saline used for?
For rinsing wounds, burns, eyes and the nose and for moistening dressings.
Can it be injected?
No – it is for external use only.
Is it sterile?
Yes – sterile and single-use.
