Bandage PBT épais 10 x 450 cm, pansement pour plaie, attelle de fracture, gaze absorbante d'urgence, élastique

[Product Description] Product Name: Elastic Bandage/PBT Elastic Bandage Specifications: 10*450CM Packaging: Each roll is sterilized and individually packaged According to industry standards, the stretch length is 4.5M [General Bandaging Method] The method of bandaging should be adjusted according to the shape and characteristics of the area being bandaged, using different bandaging techniques The circular bandaging method is used to wrap areas of the body that are uniformly thick, such as the wrist, lower leg, and forehead, and is also used at the beginning or end of other bandaging methods.When bandaging, first unfold the bandage, place the end of the bandage diagonally on the injured limb and press it down with your thumb. Wrap the bandage around the limb once, then fold back a small corner of the end of the bandage, and continue wrapping in circles, ensuring each circle overlaps the previous one. Wrap 3-4 times, and that's it 2) The spiral bandaging method is used to wrap parts of the body where the thickness is not significantly different, such as the upper arm, lower thigh, etc.When bandaging, first make 2-3 circular bandages, then wrap the bandage upward in a diagonal manner, with each bandage covering 1/2 to 1/3 of the previous one 3) The inverted spiral bandaging method is used to wrap parts of the body where there is a significant difference in thickness, such as the forearm, calf, thigh, etc.When bandaging, first make 2-3 circular bandages, then use your left thumb to press down on the upper edge of the bandage, fold the bandage downward, wrap it backwards and tighten it. Repeat the folding process, with each fold covering 1/2 to 1/3 of the previous fold. The folded area should not be on the wound or bone protrusion 4) The figure-eight bandage technique is used to wrap joints such as the elbow, knee, and ankle. There are two methods: The first is to first wrap several circular bandages around the joint, then wrap the bandages in a diagonal pattern, with one circle wrapped above the joint and one circle wrapped below the joint, with the two circles intersecting at the concave side of the joint. Repeat this process, gradually moving away from the joint, with each circle covering 1/2 to 1/3 of the previous circle, and then finish by wrapping a circular bandage above or below the joint. Secondly, first wrap the bandage in a circular motion around the joint, then wrap the bandage in an 8-shaped motion, moving from bottom to top and then from top to bottom, gradually bringing the intersecting points closer to the joint, and finally finish with a circular bandage wrap.