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Black Front Chest Seal occlusive dressing<\/strong> s\u0142u\u017cy do opatrywania ran penetruj\u0105cych klatki piersiowej. Szczelnie zamyka ran\u0119, ogranicza nap\u0142yw powietrza z zewn\u0105trz do jamy op\u0142ucnej i w ten spos\u00f3b zmniejsza ryzyko odmy.<\/p>\n

The hydrogel-based adhesive ensures a tight, lasting seal to the skin. A special tab makes it easy to peel the dressing off the backing, and the transparent design allows precise placement and monitoring of the wound. The pack also contains gauze for initially wiping blood and dirt from the skin around the wound.<\/p>\n

Opatrunek jest okr\u0105g\u0142y, ma \u015brednic\u0119 ok. 17 cm i jest zapakowany w trwa\u0142e, wodoodporne opakowanie (ok. 20 \u00d7 11 cm) z miejscami do \u0142atwego otwarcia. Nie zawiera lateksu. To wyr\u00f3b medyczny klasy I, niesterylny i jednorazowy. Opatrunek nie ma zastawki \u2013 po za\u0142o\u017ceniu trzeba obserwowa\u0107 oddech poszkodowanego. Black Front Chest Seal occlusive dressing<\/strong> fits in an IFAK.<\/p>\n

Dlaczego opatrunek okluzyjny Black Front Chest Seal?<\/h2>\n

Rana klatki piersiowej mo\u017ce w kilka minut doprowadzi\u0107 do odmy i zaburze\u0144 oddychania. Gotowy opatrunek okluzyjny zamyka j\u0105 szybciej i szczelniej ni\u017c prowizoryczna folia. Black Front Chest Seal occlusive dressing<\/strong> practise at our first aid training.<\/p>\n

Wersja z zastawk\u0105 to Black Front Chest Seal Vented<\/a>. You will find others in the category chest seals<\/a>.<\/p>\n

A chest wound \u2013 what to do?<\/h2>\n

Seal a penetrating chest wound as quickly as possible. Put on gloves, clean and dry the skin around the wound (with the gauze or sponge from the kit), apply the dressing as the casualty breathes out, centred over the wound, and press down the edges. Check for an exit wound \u2013 especially on the back \u2013 and seal it too. Watch the breathing: if breathlessness increases and the dressing has no valve, lift its edge briefly to release air. Place a conscious casualty in a semi-sitting position or on the injured side. Call for help on 112 \u2013 action taken by a bystander can decide whether the casualty survives. The dressings are single-use.<\/p>\n

Read more in the articles Assessing the casualty<\/a> and First aid and its priorities<\/a>.<\/p>\n