Multi-Trauma Dressing, 12″ x 30″

The Multi-Trauma Dressing (12″ x 30″) is a large, highly absorbent, sterile dressing designed to manage serious bleeding and cover extensive wounds. Its soft, non-adherent surface helps protect injured tissue while minimizing pain during removal. This trauma pad is a vital supply for EMS, first responders, and emergency departments to stabilize and manage trauma patients quickly and efficiently.

Key Features and Benefits

Large Coverage Area
At 12 by 30 inches, the dressing offers ample coverage for chest, back, limb, or abdominal wounds, making it ideal for major trauma scenarios.

Highly Absorbent Core
The inner material rapidly absorbs blood and exudate to help control bleeding and reduce the risk of wound saturation.

Non-Adherent Contact Layer
The soft, non-stick surface prevents the dressing from clinging to wounds, reducing discomfort during removal and replacement.

Sterile and Ready to Use
Individually packaged and sterile, this dressing is designed for immediate use in emergency care situations.

Flexible and Conforming
Easily conforms to different body contours, allowing secure application on hard-to-dress areas like joints or curved surfaces.

Common Uses

• Severe Bleeding Control
  Used to manage high-volume bleeding in trauma or accident victims.

• Wound Protection
  Provides a sterile barrier to shield open injuries from dirt, bacteria, and other contaminants.

• Field Emergency Care
  Essential in first aid kits, ambulances, and trauma bags for pre-hospital care.

• Disaster and Tactical Response
  Used by military medics, tactical teams, and rescue personnel during mass casualty events or combat situations.

How to Use

1. Open the sterile packaging carefully.

2. Place the non-adherent side directly over the wound.

3. Apply firm but gentle pressure to help control bleeding.

4. Secure the dressing with medical tape, gauze wrap, or elastic bandage.

5. Monitor the dressing and replace if saturation occurs.

Precautions and Safety Tips

• Single-use only. Do not reuse or attempt to re-sterilize.

• Do not apply directly to penetrating objects—stabilize around them.

• Seek advanced medical care as soon as possible after dressing application.

• Always assess circulation distal to the dressing after application.