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Imaging studies: Do imaging studies for all wounds involving glass and for wounds if the history or clinical findings suggest a foreign body (eg, puncture wounds of the foot, any puncture deeper than 5 mm, or animal or human bites Human and Mammal Bites Human and other mammal bites (mostly dog and cat bites, but also squirrel, gerbil, rabbit, guinea pig, and monkey bites) are common and occasionally cause significant morbidity and disability... read more ). Plain x-rays are sensitive for glass ( ≥ 1 mm) and most inorganic material (eg, stones). Most organic materials (eg, wood splinters, plastic) are radiolucent but can be detected by ultrasonography or CT Computed Tomography CT shows a focal area of osteolysis (arrows) involving the right acetabulum that is consistent with particle disease. In CT, an x-ray source and x-ray detector housed in a doughnut-shaped assembly... read more or MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging Sagittal T1-weighted image of the brain shows normal midline structures. Sagittal proton density–weighted 3-tesla magnetic resonance image of the right knee shows meniscocapsular separation... read more . Clean the peri-wound area with normal saline solution; wipe intact skin with skin protectant wipe. Gently pat dry the wound’s edges, unless the wound should be covered with a wet-to-dry dressing (dry only surrounding skin). Work from cleanest to most contaminated part of wound.

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Some foreign bodies (eg, small fragments of glass or metal in a puncture wound) may be allowed to remain in a wound if removal would incur additional tissue damage and further impair healing. Patients should be told that a retained foreign body is possible and given wound care instructions that include watching for signs of infection.Described in detail below is the piston syringe technique which can be performed in almost all environments with equipment that is universal to most medical clinics. Proper wound care must include thorough examination regardless of anticipated closure method; a common error is to do cursory exploration and no debridement because a noninvasive closure not requiring local anesthesia is planned. The irrigation syringes with measurement function are intended to be used for manual aspiration and dispensing of fluids. Drug admixture for the indications mentioned above shall be done according to the respective SmPCs of the drugs. Mary L Windle, PharmD Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Pharmacy; Editor-in-Chief, Medscape Drug Reference Infection, the risk of which is increased by insufficient cleansing or debridement, foreign body retention (especially wood splinters or other organic material), or overly aggressive debridement of viable tissue

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Hair removal is generally not recommended, except when closure using adhesive strips is anticipated. To remove hair, clip rather than shave it. Eyebrows must remain intact to achieve accurate alignment of wound edges during suturing. The devices are intended to be used for which the respective intended therapy for irrigation syringes is prescribed (e.g. irrigation, nutrition therapy). No gender or age related limitations. Irrigation syringes can be used for adults, pediatric and neonates. Wound Care. In practice Nursing Procedure 58-2. Performing a sterile wound irrigation. Rosdahl CB, Kowalski MT. Textbook of Basic Nursing. 9th. Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins; 2008. 769. Outline the strategies of the interprofessional team for enhancing care coordination and communication to advance the management of contaminated wounds and attain the best possible standard of care for patients with wounds and lacerations. Normal wound healing is characterized by 3 interrelated phases: inflammatory, proliferative or fibroplastic, and remodeling. In normal wound healing, infectious microorganisms, foreign debris, and necrotic tissue are removed from the wound during the inflammatory phase due to vascular and cellular responses to trauma. However, weaknesses in the body’s inflammatory response can cause deficits in its ability to overpower surface microorganisms. This can lead to delayed angiogenesis and granulation tissue formation, as well as infection. Contaminating microorganisms can upset collagen synthesis and modify matrix metalloproteinases, leading to anoxia and impeding neutrophil and macrophage function.Personal protective gear should always be utilized when cleaning and irrigating a wound. Wound irrigation is an aseptic procedure so washing hands, donning gloves, face mask, and eye protection help avoid contamination of the wound and also protect the provider from body fluid exposure. Medline’s Sterile Irrigation Bulb Syringe offers maximum control of drawn or expelled volumes, thanks to the design of its soft pliable bulb. Use a tissue forceps or probe to expose the wound tissue, and explore the entire depth and full extent of the wound to locate foreign bodies, particulate matter, bone fragments, and injuries to underlying structures. Do not explore the wound with your finger, because sharp foreign bodies may cause injury.

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Allen Gabriel, MD, FACS Professor, Department of Plastic Surgery, Loma Linda University School of Medicine The barrel of the syringe is transparent, allowing for easy visualization of the contents and ensuring accurate dosing. Brown LL, Shelton HT, Bornside GH, Cohn I Jr. Evaluation of wound irrigation by pulsatile jet and conventional methods. Ann Surg. 1978 Feb. 187(2):170-3. [QxMD MEDLINE Link]. [Full Text].