Sorbact's mode of action is purely physical. It does not release active agents into the wound.

• True
• False

Sorbact can promote the development of antimicrobial resistance

• True
• False

What does biofilm protect bacteria from?

• Antibiotics
• Antiseptics
• The body's immune system
• All of the above

What makes Sorbact unique in its action?

• It releases antibiotics into the wound
• It binds bacteria physically without cytotoxic effects
• It changes color when in contact with bacteria
• It provides a cooling effect on the wound

What was the average bacterial load reduction in the Microorganism-binding (MB) Sorbact dressing group in Mosti et al.?

• 0.731
• 0.416
• 0.5
• 0.9

How does biofilm affect wound healing?

• It speeds up wound healing
• It delays wound healing
• It has no effect on wound healing
• It only affects infected wounds

What is Sorbact's role in the management of biofilm?

• It acts as an antibiotic
• It binds bacteria in the presence of biofilm
• It provides hydration to the wound
• It acts as an antiseptic

What is a key advantage of Sorbact compared to other topical dressings?

• It has a cytotoxic effect on cell growth
• It allows for prolonged treatment without any cytotoxic effect on cell growth
• It requires less frequent application
• It is more expensive

What reduces the effect of Sorbact on wound healing?

• Inadequate wound cleansing, debridement, and peri wound skin care
• Excessive use of antibiotics
• Overhydration of the wound
• Frequent dressing changes

You are explaining to a Doctor how Cutimed Sorbact works. Which of the following statements you should include?

• "Cutimed Sorbact releases antibiotics to kill bacteria."
• "Cutimed Sorbact has a hydrophilic surface that attracts moisture."
• "Cutimed Sorbact has a special coating that binds bacteria and endotoxins."
• "Cutimed Sorbact increases blood flow to the wound area."