1_Bandages.ppt Introduction to Bandaging Techniques

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INTRODUCTION TO BANDAGING
TECHNIQUES
UPPER EXTREMITIES BANDAGES

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
DRESSINGS
PURPOSE OF DRESSINGS
-Control bleeding
-Prevent infection and
contamination
-Absorb blood and fluid drainage
-Protect the wound from further
injury

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
DRESSINGS
TYPES OF DRESSINGS
GAUZE PADS
packages of various sizes, sterile
ADHESIVE STRIPS
A combination of both sterile dressing and a
bandage
TRAUMA DRESSINGS
Made of large, thick, absorbent, sterile
material

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
BANDAGES
PURPOSE OF BANDAGES
-Hold a dressing in place
-Apply direct pressure over a
dressing
-Prevent or reduce swelling
-Provide stability for an extremity
-Extend (e.g. broken bones)

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
BANDAGES
TYPES OF BANDAGES
ROLLER BANDAGES
Differ in sizes, material
(cotton, gauze),
Elasticity (non/elastic
roller bandage)
TRIANGULAR BANDAGES
Consist of base, point and
ends
ADHESIVE TAPE
Often use to secure
bandages in place,
different types (paper,
dermatologic etc.)
ADHESIVE STRIPS
Used for small cuts,
combination of a dressing
and a bandage

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
BANDAGES
COMMONLY USED MATERIAL
-gauze
-cotton
-splints
-casts

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
DRESSING/BANDAGE
APPLICATION
-Communication with a patient
-Getting things ready
-Washing hands
-Comfortable position (patient/nurse)
-GLOVES !
-Keep sterility if necessary/do not touch the wound
-Wound cleaning
-Dressing application
-Bandaging

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
BANDAGES
SIGNS THAT THE BANDAGE IS TOO TIGHT
-Blue tinge to the fingernail/toenail
-Blue or pale skin colour
-Tingling or loss of sensation
-Coldness of the extremity
-Inability to move the fingers/toes

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
REPETITION
1.Name 3 types of dressings?
2.What is the purpose of bandages?
3.Could you describe wound dressing
application?
4.What do you need to watch for in a
tied up extremity?

Institute of Nursing Theory and
Practice, First Aid
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
Bc. Marie Bártová
E-mail: [email protected]
Consultations: Monday 15.15 – 16.00
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