DEVICE: Curaplex (00817617021386)

A wound cover intended to be used as an initial, short-term treatment after injury that consists of an absorbent pad (e.g., gauze, cotton wool, lint, cellulose) that is attached to a roll bandage (e.g., cotton or cotton/viscose). The pad is applied directly to the wound, and the bandage is subsequently wrapped around the pad and secured. The device is intended for use in the home or a clinical setting to protect wounds, arrest bleeding, and introduce medications placed on the pad. This is a single-use device.

A device that is pre-soaked with an antiseptic and intended to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the skin; it may also include an anaesthetic to alleviate pain. It is typically designed as a sterile cotton swab (a pledget) on a plastic stick and used in the hospital environment, in the home, or carried for first aid to prevent infection and provide temporary pain and itching relief associated with minor cuts, scrapes, or burns. This is a single-use device.

A non-medicated device in the form of a patch or swab (also referred to as a sponge) made from non-woven material (e.g., rayon/polyester) and primarily designed to absorb fluids for medical purposes. It is typically used to cover/clean wounds or abrasions and absorb their exudates, absorb body-surface exudates, or to apply topical medications; it is intended to produce less lint and be less adherent than basic woven gauze pads; it does not include petrolatum; in some cases, the device’s packaging may be used as a disposable tray. This is a single-use device.

A tube designed to be inserted through an intercostal space and into the pleural cavity to establish a channel for the removal of fluid (pleural effusion, blood, chyle), air (pneumothorax), or pus (empyema) to permit full expansion of the lungs typically after surgery or chest trauma. It is typically used with a pleural drainage system that uses a low negative pressure through the drain lumen. Often referred to as a chest tube, it is typically made of silicone and is available in various designs, shapes, and sizes; it may include disposable devices dedicated to catheter introduction, however it does not include fluid collection bags/containers. This is a single-use device.