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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