Wound Care Accessory Device

Wound care accessory device comprising:

• a sheet comprising a first section and a second section, said sheet being substantially rectangularly shaped, said sheet comprising paper, said sheet comprising wax-coated paper;
• a plurality of tape strips disposed on and peelable from said second section of said sheet, said strips being positioned in a plurality of rows extending between opposing side edges of said sheet, said plurality of rows comprising from one to four said rows, said plurality of rows comprising two said rows, said plurality of strips comprising from two to sixteen strips, said plurality of strips comprising from four to twelve strips, said plurality of strips comprising from six to ten strips, said plurality of strips comprising eight strips, each said strip being from four to twenty centimeters long and from one half to eight centimeters wide, each said strip being from six to sixteen centimeters long and from two to seven centimeters wide, each said strip being from eight to twelve centimeters long and from four to six centimeters wide, each said strip being 10.16 centimeters long by 5.08 centimeters wide, said tape strips comprising medical tape, said tape strips comprising ostomy tape;
• a plurality of separation lines, each said separation line extending between said opposing side edges of said sheet, each said separation line being positioned between adjacent said rows, wherein said sheet is separable at said separation line such that said adjacent said rows are separated, said separation lines comprising perforations positioned through said sheet;
• and
• wherein said sheet is configured for placement proximate to a wound requiring care, wherein said sheet provides a barrier to control infection, such that said first section is configured for placement of accessories used in caring for the wound, and wherein said tape strips are positioned on said second section of said sheet such that said strips are configured for peeling by the user from said sheet to be used in caring for the wound.