Placement and Management: Jackson-Pratt Closed Active Suction Drain

Drains are placed in wounds to evacuate fluid that would otherwise accumulate due to dead space, inflammation, infection, and/or necrosis.

Placement and Management: Jackson-Pratt Closed Active Suction Drain

The Veterinary Nurse - The veterinary nurse's role in the management of wound drains

Surgical Drains: Placement, Management, and Removal

Closed Suction (Jackson Pratt) Drain Placement and Removal

Wound Drain Placement

Using a Suction Drain

Discharge Instructions: Caring for Your Jackson Pratt Drainage Tube

How to Care for a Jackson-Pratt Drain as a Nursing Student & Nurse

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Surgical drains

Wound Drainage Options in Veterinary Surgery • MSPCA-Angell

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