Antimicrobial barrier?Acticoat dressings used in the treatment
of burn wounds can be left in place for
five days.
a) antimicrobial barrier dressings can be left in place for?Acticoat up
to five days thus helping to decrease discomfort to the patient,
decrease costs of dressing supplies, and decrease nursing time
involved in burn dressing changes.
b) seven to ten days.
antimicrobial barrier dressings?Acticoat can be left in place for up to
five days.
c) three days.
Acticoat antimicrobial barrier dressings can be left in place for up to
five days.
d) two days.
antimicrobial barrier dressings can be left in?Acticoat place for up to
five days.
of burn wounds can be left in place for
five days.
a) antimicrobial barrier dressings can be left in place for?Acticoat up
to five days thus helping to decrease discomfort to the patient,
decrease costs of dressing supplies, and decrease nursing time
involved in burn dressing changes.
b) seven to ten days.
antimicrobial barrier dressings?Acticoat can be left in place for up to
five days.
c) three days.
Acticoat antimicrobial barrier dressings can be left in place for up to
five days.
d) two days.
antimicrobial barrier dressings can be left in?Acticoat place for up to
five days.