bandaging

3. Triangular Bandage
Is a standard for most first aid kits
because it can be utilized in different
ways to help treat and manage many
various injuries, such as fractures and
bleeding. Moreover, they can also be
used as slings to support a limb or
safeguard a dressing in place. It is
called a triangular bandage because
the bandage is put into a right-angled
triangle. Triangular bandages are also
called cravat bandages.

4. -OPEN PHASE
-BROAD PHASE
-SEMI-BROAD PHASE
-NARROW PHASE

6. SQUARE KNOT

7. SQUARE
KNOT (Reef
Knot)
• “ EASY TO TIE, EASY TO UNTIE “
• R- IGHT
• O- VER
• L- EFT ;
• L- EFT
• O- VER
• R- IGHT

8. OPEN PHASE
• Head Topside – Wound ; Top of the head
• Face; Back of the Face - Burn
• Chest ; Back of the Chest - Wound
• Hand; Foot – Burn
• Arm Sling - Fracture
• Underarm Sling – Collarbone Fracture

9. OPEN PHASE

10. OPEN PHASE

11. OPEN PHASE

12. OPEN PHASE

13. OPEN PHASE

14. NARROW PHASE
• Forehead; eye - Wound
• Ear; cheek; jaw - Wound
• shoulder; hip - Dislocation
• arm; leg - Wound
• Palm bandage - Wound
• Elbow; Knee - Wound
• Shoe on- Sprain
• Shoe off- Sprain

15. NARROW PHASE

16. NARROW PHASE

17. NARROW PHASE

18. NARROW PHASE

19. NARROW PHASE

20. NARROW PHASE

21. NARROW PHASE

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