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Collection Frederick Becton Collection Context The first Commanding Officer of the USS Laffey (DD-724), Captain Frederick Becton served as the Laffey's captain from its commissioning on February 8, 1944, to July of 1945

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Product Features & Benefits Conformable Dressing for All Wound Sites Soft and Comfortable Flexible Dressing Non-Woven Layer, Non-Restrictive to Body Movement Highly Absorbent Minimizes Fluid Strikethrough Low Adherent Contact Layer Minimizes Disruption and Trauma to the Underlying Tissue Upon Removal Reduces Risk of Pain During Dressing Changes Reduces Risk of Dressing Lifting or Snagging Rounded Corners Help Keep Dressing in Place Spilt Protecting Paper for Easy Application Easy Open Packaging Low Allergy Soft Breathable Cover Product Specifications Product Numbers: 7133, 66000317, 66000318, 66000319, 66000321, 66007140 Size Options: 2 x 3, 4 x 3-1/8, 6 x 3-1/8, 4 x 8, 4 x 11-3/4, 4 x 13-3/4 Inch Shape: Rectangle Packaging: Individually Wrapped Sterile Dressing Color: White Application: Adhesive Dressing Material: Polyester Acrylic Adhesive Sterile Dressing Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide HCPCS: A6254, A6255 Brand: Primapore Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew Comparable Products Melolin Opsite Post Op Interpose Telfa Primapore Advantages Affordable Easy to Use Non-woven dressing Low allergy adhesive Highly absorbent pad Low-adherent pad Supports patients with sensitive skin Aseptic dressing Disadvantages Low adherent dressing requiring careful removal Skin maceration Not suitable for high exudating wounds If wound fluid dries, dressing may adhere to the wound Indications for the Primapore Wound Dressing Dry to medium exudating wounds Protect surgical incisions Protect recently healed wounds Post-operative wounds Abrasion Lacerations Minor Cuts Puncture Sites Secondary Dressing Over Gels or Ointments Secondary Dressing Over Primary Dressing Contraindications Moderate to high exudating wounds Product Cessation Fully healed wound with no risk of wound breakdown When exudate containment exceeds dressing capability Product Application Peel away the protective papers to expose the non-adherent absorbent pad

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