INTRODUCTION Palliative care emerged out of the hospice movement during

Complete the table below about the advantages, disadvantages, indications, and contraindications of different types of dressings. One example has been provided for reference. Dressing types Examples Advantages Disadvantages Indications Contraindications Semipermeable – thin, adhesive, transparent polyurethane film Opposite, Tegaderm Some moisture evaporation, Reduces pain. Barrier to external contamination. Allows inspection. Exudate may pool, may be traumatic to remove. Superficial wounds. As a secondary dressing. Highly exudative wounds. Non adherent Moist (Tulle Gras Dressing) – Gauze impregnated with paraffin or similar. May be impregnated with antiseptics or antibiotics Non adherent Dry Thin perforated plastic film coating attached to absorbent pad Fixation Sheet Porous polyester fabric with adhesive backing Calcium Alginate Natural polysaccharide from seaweed Foam Dressings Polyurethane foam dressing with adhesive layer incorporated Hydrocolloid Dressings Polyurethane film coated with adhesive mass Paper adhesive tapes Adhesive tape may be applied directly to healing laceration

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