Hi Hancocs,
re: honey on wounds, it has been used for thousands of years for just that. Most modern first aid kits have better choices.
The actual science is that the skin and honey interact to form hydrogen peroxide, a mild cleansing agent. If i had water and hydrogen peroxide I'd use that not the honey. If honey is what you have, i understand you want the wound completely covered, but doesn't need to be thick, your body heat will make it runny anyway. It could also provide a barrier to bacteria as honey is ph 4, so it is quite acidic. One of the reasons the inside of a healthy bee colony is so clean and free of nasties is this acidity and the propolis or bee glue.
Propolis from inside the bee hive is a good oral antibiotic, some even chew it for dental health. Very good for you stuff propolis but usually not for sale so here's another reason you want to be a beekeeper, pre or post TEOTWAWKI.