Kerlix with a cap K and Xeroform with cap X. nm
Posted By: MTK on 2008-03-12
In Reply to: Wound dressing - deb
Subject: Kerlix with a cap K and Xeroform with cap X. nm
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Could it be Xeroform?
Subject: Could it be Xeroform?
Xeroform
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Xeroform Gauze
Subject: Xeroform Gauze
I think it should be Xeroform Gauze.
Xeroform dressing
Subject: Xeroform dressing
and maybe volar laceration
There is also a Xeroform gauze.
Subject: There is also a Xeroform gauze.
Yes, I know Xeroform, but he said Xeroflo very clearly.
Subject: Yes, I know Xeroform, but he said Xeroflo very clearly.
SurClens, Xeroform, OrthoGlass :) nm
Subject: SurClens, Xeroform, OrthoGlass :) nm
Xeroform which is a dressing/covering
Subject: Xeroform which is a dressing/covering
Xeroform by ARDAPTIC? Try googling that.
Subject: Xeroform by ARDAPTIC? Try googling that.
Kerlix
Subject: Kerlix
If you check on-line medical suppliers, it's listed as Kerlix.
Kerlix's or just Kerlix.......
Subject: Kerlix's or just Kerlix.......
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Kerlix
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Kerlix?
Subject: Kerlix?
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Kerlix? ...nm
Subject: Kerlix? ...nm
x
Kerlix for #1, don't know #2 nm
Subject: Kerlix for #1, don't know #2 nm
x
Kerlix
Subject: Kerlix
Kerlix
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Kerlix
Kerlix - nm
Subject: Kerlix - nm
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Kerlix fluffs?
Subject: Kerlix fluffs?
is there such a thing as Kerlix fluffs? If not, can you think of anything else they could be saying instead of "Fluffs"?
sounds like something pleural for Kerlix
Subject: sounds like something pleural for Kerlix
Good afternoon. I have a word that sounds like "kerlicees." I think the doc is trying to say a word that is pleural for Kerlix. Does this sound familiar? How do I spell it? thanks!
Not antibiotic-soaked Kerlix? BUT..a form of ...sm
Subject: Not antibiotic-soaked Kerlix? BUT..a form of ...sm
"bug juice" that comes from the idea of using maggots to clean wounds IS being used for necrotic wounds. Found this on an MSNBC search. Maybe your facility is using the "bug juice" already. :) nm
Yep type of dressing is Kerlix, fluff (as a separate dressing)
Subject: Yep type of dressing is Kerlix, fluff (as a separate dressing)
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