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There is a type of dressing trneamtet most people don't know about called a et to dry dressing, that is commonly used in deep or infected wounds or surgical incisions. It is used to wick out pus and debris, and keep tissue moist in a wound bed. Say for instance a ruptured appendix, surgeons don't sew a incision shut due to increased risk of bacteria that grows in a airless wound (like gas gangrene). Instead a wound will heal from the inside out.Gauze is lightly saturated with saline ( salt water) and packed down into the wound, getting drier on top and a dry dressing is placed over it. This is changed two or three times a day until it heals.This is a fairly easy thing to learn and I would advise Preppers to learn about this for when a doctor is not available. You could learn it from a nursing text book.However I would only do it if I didn't have any medical advice available and needed to treat a deep wound after the person is medically stable.But you will need a good supply of gauze that doesn't shed lots of lint. And a dressing known as a ABD dressing to go over the top and tape to secure it.