Abstract: In some illustrative examples, a bridge suitable for treating a tissue site may include a bridge sealing member and one or more bridge wicking layers. The bridge sealing member may extend along a length of the bridge, and may define an internal passageway in fluid communication between a receiving end of the bridge and a transmitting end of the bridge. The one or more bridge wicking layers may be disposed within the internal passageway of the bridge sealing member. Other apparatus, systems, and methods are disclosed.

Abstract: An oxygen scavenging dressing includes a patient interface layer, an absorbent layer, a foam layer, an oxygen scavenging layer, and a film layer. The film layer is configured to seal with a patient's skin and define an inner volume within which the patient interface layer, the absorbent layer, the foam layer, and the oxygen scavenging layer are positioned.

Abstract: A computing device and computer-implemented method for creating and storing notes. The computing device can receive a user input from a user to begin execution of a first application. In response to receiving the user input, the computing device can execute the first application in a foreground of the computing device and determine if the user has associated, in a note storage application, a stored note with the first application based on the first application and the user. When the user has associated the stored note with the first application in the note storage application, the computing device can further execute the note storage application in a background of the computing device and display a user interface element in the user interface of the first application, wherein the user interface element indicates a presence of the stored note associated with the first application.

Abstract: A computing device and computer-implemented method of facilitating a debate includes a user choosing a topic that he/she wishes to debate and inviting a second user to the debate. The users also agree on which of the opposite positions on the topic each wishes to represent. Each debate round will begin with a user providing a first communication. The other user can be notified of the first communication and be given an opportunity to respond. The users then are permitted to take turns and comment back-and-forth, where the number of back-and-forth communications (rounds) can be limited in number. The length of each communication can also or alternatively be character or word limited to ensure concise comments. Each of the users can be permitted to enter a final summary or summation of the debate, which can have a longer character/word limit than the typical communications.