When to use them Partial-thickness wounds with no or minimal drainage Non-infected wounds Full-thickness wounds covered with dry, necrotic tissue Primary or secondary dressing To protect from shear and friction over bony prominences To protect intact blisters Secure tubing and intravenous devices Contraindications of transparent dressings include full-thickness burns, fragile peri wound skin or thin skin, and moderate to heavy exudate
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Storage Once you are finished with your bias cut garment, make sure to treat it with care