Chest Seal Vented

Product advantages:

1. Advanced bonding technology can achieve excellent sealing effect under the most severe conditions (the wound may be covered with blood, sweat, body hair or other environmental pollutants).

2. To prevent, manage, and treat open and/or tension pneumothorax that may result from penetrating chest trauma.

3. Three or four passages are provided, designed to prevent airflow into the chest during inhalation, while allowing air to escape through the passage during exhalation. The exhaust channel is designed to allow blood to escape and remain fully operational even if individual passages in the channel are blocked.

How to use chest seal:

Examine the patient for penetrating wounds between the chin and navel and for exit wounds. Care should be taken that the exit wound may be inconsistent with the entrance wound. Cover a wound with a gloved hand as soon as it is noticed. Use gauze to wipe blood, sweat and debris from the wound. Open the package and remove the chest seal. Put the chest seal next to the wound. Slowly remove the plastic backing and apply the sticky side to the wound. The chest seal should be located in the center of the wound and ensure that the chest seal is firmly adhered to and that no air passes through the chest seal during inhalation. Make sure the passage to the chest seal is not blocked, allowing blood or excess air to escape through the passage. Repeat the steps for other wounds as necessary, making sure all exit wounds are sealed.