As a doctor or medical professional, you know that wound care is an essential part of patient care. Whether you're treating a minor cut or a more complex wound, you need to have the right supplies on hand to ensure that your patients receive the best possible care.
That's where Henry Schein comes in. We offer a wide variety of wound care products and supplies, including bandages, dressings, ointments, and more. We also have a team of experienced wound care specialists who can help you choose the right products for your patients' needs.
Whether you're looking for a single product or a complete wound care kit, Henry Schein has everything you need to provide your patients with the best possible wound care.
Central to our mission of delivering excellent patient care is our wide range of wound care supplies. Browse from essential wound care supplies like gauze pads, sponges, and packing strips. Henry Schein Brand products are purposefully designed to align with your commitment to superior patient care. Whether you're tending to everyday wound dressings or more intricate medical procedures, our collection equips you with the necessary tools to ensure optimal comfort, hygiene, and healing for your patients.
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Our wound care specialists are experts in their field. They can help you choose the right products for your wound and provide you with the care you need to heal quickly and safely. Simply fill out our online form and we'll be in touch to schedule a consultation.
Wounds are classified according to their appearance, the amount of tissue damage, and the risk of infection. The most common wound classifications are:
Step 1: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. Step 2: Gather your supplies. You will need a clean bandage, antibiotic ointment, and tape. Step 3: Clean the wound. Use soap and water to clean the wound thoroughly. If the wound is dirty, you may need to use a saline solution to irrigate it. Step 4: Apply antibiotic ointment. Apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment to the wound. Step 5: Apply the bandage. Apply the bandage over the wound, making sure to secure it in place. Step 6: Elevate the wound. If possible, elevate the wound to help reduce swelling. Step 7: Monitor the wound. Check the wound regularly for signs of infection, such as redness, swelling, or pain. Step 8: Change the bandage as needed. Change the bandage as needed, or if it becomes wet or soiled.