1. Wash the stoma and surrounding skin with warm water and dry it
to keep the skin clean and clean. Note: Do not use irritating
liquids such as alcohol or iodine.
2. Measure the size of the stoma with a stoma ruler. Note: The size
of the stoma will change and should be observed regularly 3.
According to the size of the measured stoma, cut an opening of a
suitable size on the ostomy film. The diameter of the opening is
generally 1-2mm larger than the diameter of the stoma.
4. Spray a little skin care powder around the stoma and apply it
evenly for a few minutes to remove the excess powder. Note: Skin
care powder can avoid skin problems caused by foreign body
impregnation.
5. Apply the skin protectant evenly on the skin, and form a
colorless and transparent protective film after thousands of years.
Note: The smearing area of the protective film should be slightly
larger than the area of the chassis glue.
6. Apply the leak-proof cream around the stoma and smooth it with a
wet cotton swab to make the skin and the leak-proof cream form a
flat surface.
7. Peel off the protective paper.
8. When installing the bag, seal the tail first, and blow a small
amount of air into the bag to prevent the bag wall from sticking.
9. Align the cut hole with the stoma, and press from bottom to top
to make it fully adhere to the skin. Place the palm lightly on the
ostomy bag for a period of time to transfer heat to the chassis,
making it more secure to wear.
10. It is recommended to wear a stoma belt to strengthen the
adhesion and sense of security. If necessary, wear a stoma
abdominal belt to prevent stoma hernia. Note: Patients with convex
and slightly convex chassis must use a waist belt or abdominal
belt.
