Last updated on 4/28/25 | First published on 4/28/25 | Literature review current through Mar. 2025
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INTRODUCTION
The NFPA 99 Chapter 14 Hyperbaric Facilities risk assessment algorithm is a detailed process for effectively managing patient care product(s) in a hyperbaric environment (refer to topic "Prohibited Item Risk Assessment".[1] The NFPA risk assessment algorithm is intended for use when evaluating wound care dressings, products, and patient care devices for use in the hyperbaric environment.
The evaluation process begins by obtaining the manufacturer’s Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for each product or prohibited item. Clinicians then work through a standardized series of risk-assessment questions. To help hyperbaric teams locate the necessary data quickly and complete their assessments efficiently, this topic provides a curated list of SDS references.
SAFETY DATA SHEETS
Product Name | Safety Data Sheet |
3M Coban | |
3M Steri-Strip |
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3M Steri-Strip Elastic Skin Closures |
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3M Tegaderm |
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A&D Ointment |
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ADAPT Paste | |
ADAPTIC Digit Non-Adherent Digit Dressing | |
ADAPTIC Non-Adherent Dressing |
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ADAPTIC TOUCH | |
ALLEVYN Ag range | |
Apo-Fentanyl Matrix; Fentalyl Transdermal System; Fentanyl Patch; Fentanyl Transdermal System NOVAPLUS |
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AQUACEL Ag Surgical Dressing | |
Aquaphor Healing Ointments | |
Arglaes Powder | |
Betadine Solution | |
BIOSTEP AG | |
Bone Wax | |
Coflex TLC | |
Coflex TLC Lite | |
Collagenase Santyl Ointment | |
Colloidal Silver | |
ConvaTec's Aquacel wound dressings | |
Curad Sterile Oil Emulsion Gauze | |
Cutimed Sorbact WCL | |
D-Panthenol | |
Dimethyl Ether | |
DuoDERM Extra Thin | |
Duoderm Lite | |
Eakin Cohesive Seals and Skin Barriers | |
Endoform Antimicrobial Dermal Template | |
Exufber Ag+ | |
Fentanyl Medication Patch | |
FreeStyle Libre 14 Day Flash Glucose Monitoring System | |
Fourflex | |
Glycerin USP | |
Heel Medix Heel Protector | |
Hydrofera Blue Classic Antibacterial Foam Dressing | |
Hydrofera Blue Ready Antibacterial Foam Dressing | |
Imiquimod | |
Iodoform | |
IODOSORB | |
Isopropyl myristate | |
KT Tape | |
Liquid Sentine | |
Mastisol Liquid Adhesive | |
Maxorb Extra | |
MedE-KAST Cast Systems | |
Medigrip | |
Medihoney Antibacterial Medical Honey | |
Medihoney Calcium Alginate Dressing | |
Medihoney Gel | |
Medihoney HCS | |
Medihoney HCS (Hydrogel Colloidal Sheet) Dressing | |
Medihoney Paste | |
Medtronic MiniMed insertion site connector | |
Mepilex Border | |
Mepilex, Mepilex Heel | |
Mepilex Transfer | |
Mepitel | |
Mepitel | |
Methyl 4-Hydroxybenzoate | |
Methylene Blue Trihydrate | |
Mineral Oil | |
Mineral Oil Ear Drop | |
MiniMed 770G System | |
MiniMed Mio Advance | |
Monsel’s Solution | |
Nylon Stocking Material | |
Nystatin | |
Optifoam | |
Optifoam Gentle | |
Optifoam Gentle Silicone Face Non Border Dressings | |
Optifoam Plus | |
Optilock | |
Oxygen | |
Petrolatum (White, USP) | |
Polypropylene | |
Polyurethane Foam | |
PROMOGRAN PRISMA | |
Prontoderm Solution | |
Puracol Plus Collagen Dressings | |
Restore Contact Layer | |
Sani HyPerCide Germicidal Wipe | |
SilvaSorb Gel | |
Scotchgard Resilient Floor Protector |
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SECURA Extra Protective Cream | |
Silvadene Cream | |
Silverlon Island Wound Dressings | |
Sodium Hypochlorite | |
TCC-EZ | |
TCC-EZ Total Contact Cast | |
Therahoney Gel | |
Triad |
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Triamcinolone acetonide | |
Urgotul Neutre | |
Versatel | |
Viscotaq Wrap ST/Viscotaq Wrap HT | |
Xeroform Dressing | |
Xtrasorb Foam Super Absorbent Dressing | |
Xtrasorb HCS (Hydrogel Colloidal Sheet) Dressing | |
Xtrasorb Super Absorbent Dressing | |
Woun’Dres | |
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OverviewBackground: Safety is a priority at all times in the hyperbaric environment. Fire prevention is crucial to maintaining safety. Items that have potential to increase risk of fire via off-gassing, sparking, producing static, and/or generating heat when compressed are prohibited inside a hyperbaric chamber. Hyperbaric clinicians and patients should be educated on the prohibited item list. To comply with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) stan