Do any of you have access to any evidence-based practice of wrapping an axillary roll in a towel? I was taught not to place any material over a gel roll as for it defeats the purpose. I would appreciate any information. Thank you!
Have any of you had any experience with a foam, rather than gel, support? Or one that is U-shaped that prevents the patient from falling back or forth?
Some of our surgeons use thick disposable foam rolls. Sometimes wrapped in fabric, sometimes not. They seem to work.
CaliLvr000, BSN, RN
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We don't even have ax rolls. They roll up egg crate foam in a towel... I think it's strange that a large hospital/trauma center does not have them.