Management of Highly Exuding Wounds and Biofilm Exudate can be problematic for many patients because it causes tissue damages and decreases the quality of life. When there is no adequate wound management and quality dressing choices, it will result in delayed healing. Excessive volumes exudate leads to biofilm formation, which can also delay wound healing (Atkin, Stephenson, and Cooper, 2020, p. 382). Many factors lead to the production of excessive exudate. It includes the wound’s size and position, underlying condition that increases capillary leakages, pathology of the wound, medications such as steroids, availability of edema, increased bacterial burden, and lymphatic functioning failures. It is essential to manage high exudate wounds as well as biofilm formation. The crucial step for managing