Sterile Burn Sheet- 60×96″

The Sterile Burn Sheet (60″ x 96″) provides emergency coverage and protection for burn victims, shielding wounds from further contamination and fluid loss. Made of durable, non-woven, medical-grade material, this large sterile sheet is a critical component in trauma and burn management protocols for EMS, emergency departments, and disaster response units.

Key Features and Benefits

Large Coverage Area
The generous 60″ x 96″ size ensures complete coverage for adult patients or large wound areas, helping preserve patient dignity and protection.

Sterile and Individually Wrapped
Each sheet is pre-sterilized and packaged individually, minimizing infection risk during use in critical emergencies.

Non-Woven, Latex-Free Material
Constructed from soft, latex-free fabric that resists tearing and offers gentle contact with injured skin.

Versatile Use
Can be used as a protective wrap, drape, or temporary blanket in pre-hospital and in-hospital settings.

Fluid and Contaminant Barrier
Acts as a shield against dirt, bacteria, and airborne contaminants while helping retain body moisture.

Common Uses

• Burn and Trauma Care
  Protects burns from infection and fluid loss during transport or initial care.

• EMS and First Response
  Ideal for paramedics and firefighters treating patients at the scene.

• Disaster and Mass Casualty Response
  Used to triage and stabilize patients in field hospitals and disaster relief operations.

• Wound Isolation
  Helps create a sterile barrier around major wounds until further treatment is available.

How to Use

1. Open the packaging without contaminating the sheet.

2. Gently drape or wrap the sheet over the affected area or the patient.

3. Avoid excessive handling of the injured area.

4. Secure the sheet if necessary using medical tape or bandage wraps.

5. Transport the patient to definitive care as quickly as possible.

Precautions and Safety Tips

• For single use only. Discard after use.

• Do not use on penetrating injuries without assessment.

• Monitor the patient for signs of shock or hypothermia.

• Use in conjunction with other burn care supplies when available.