A hydrocollator is a liquid heat that is used mostly in physical therapy clinics. It stores hot pocks and such for patient use at the clinic. This will depend on the physical therapy a patient is receiving.
work in nursing home i use a hydrocollator need to know how many heat packs can be use on a resident .
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It's not advisable to leave a hydrocollator off with hot packs submerged in cooler water for several days. The packs may not maintain their therapeutic heat and could become damp or develop bacteria. It's best to keep the hydrocollator on to ensure the packs remain properly heated and hygienic for use. Regular maintenance will help prolong the life of the hot packs.
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Hydrocollator - A hot, moist pack used to treat bruises, sprains, and muscle spasms. A pack is heated to about 65°C and applied to the injured region. Dry towels are placed between the pack and the skin to prevent burning. The heat reduces pain by increasing blood circulation at the body surface.Above retrieved from Answers.comViper1
Hydrocollator pad covers should be washed regularly, ideally every 1-2 weeks, depending on usage and contamination. If the covers become soiled or are used in a clinical setting, they should be cleaned immediately after each use. Regular washing helps maintain hygiene and prolongs the life of the covers. Always follow the manufacturer's care instructions for best results.
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