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How to Apply OptiLock Dressing Put on gloves Clean the bed and the periwound skin Cover the surrounding epidermis with a protectant Take the dressing out of the protective packaging Place it over the damaged area (Make sure that the dressing is large enough to cover the wound and surrounding skin) Secure the dressing with a secondary dressing Change Frequency It is time to replace the dressing once fluid reaches the outer edges (But change it at least once a week) Put gloves on To remove, peel back the secondary dressing Gently lift one corner of the Medline Non-Adhesive Dressing Slowly lift it off Safety and Precautions Always wear gloves when applying, inspecting, or removing the product Do not remove from the packaging until you are ready to use it Store in a dry location Discard used products in an approved medical waste container Do not reuse Indications Primary Dressing Partial-thickness wounds Shallow full-thickness wounds Cuts and Scrapes Wounds under compression Secondary Dressing Pressure injuries Ulcers Postoperative wounds First and second-degree burns Contraindications Third-degree burns Patients with known allergies to the product or its parts Or people who have sensitivities to the materials contained therein Product Features and Benefits Ideal for Exudating Wounds Highly Efficient and Versatile Reduces the Risk of Maceration Gentle on the Skin Product Specifications Manufacturer: MedLine Brand: OptiLock Product Numbers: MSC6444EP, MSC6455EP, MSC64610EP, MSC64812EP Sizes: 4 x 4, 5 x 5-1/2, 6-1/2 x 10, 8 x 12 Inch Area of Application: Multiple Dressing Change Frequency: Max 7 Days Latex Free: Yes Dressing Use: Primary or Secondary Type: Non-Adhesive Sterility: Sterile UNSPSC: 42311510, 42311500 Wound Type Condition: Shallow/Deep, Moderate to Heavy Drainage Other Comparable Products Other highly absorbent dressings available at vitalitymedical.com include MedLine Sterile Abdominal Pads or the MedLine TenderWet Active Wound Dressing
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We love the distinctive high low style of her wedding dress, which blends the short 1920s wedding dress style element with the longer dress style of the 1930s
The look was copied from mens western pants, some with belt backs for a better fit
