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UrgentQR
QR stands for 'Quick Relief'
Dosage:
Directions:
1) apply to bleeding wound
2) keep scab dry for a few hours
3) scab may be removed with hydrogen peroxide if sutures are required
Pharmacokinetics:
-> generally works in < 1 minute
Mechanism of action:
1) consists of a powder that contains a hydrophilic polymer & K+ salt(s)
2) the powder applied to a bleeding wound combines with blood to form a scab
Notes: Cost is about $1.50/application (2003)
Related
hemorrhage (bleeding)
Useful
NosebleedQR
General
hematologic agent
References
Prescriber's Letter 10(9):52 2003