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Bandaging Wounds
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20 Questions

1. What can bandages be used to do?

2. How do you apply an adhesive strip?

3. What are ways to secure a bandage?

4. What are the types of dressings?

5. How do you apply a roller bandage (spiral method)?

6. What is the purpose of a dressing?

7. Where do you put a dressing?

8. Improvised dressings should be:

9. What is the loop method to secure bandages?

10. How do you apply a roller bandage (figure-eight method) to the hand?

11. What are signs that a bandage may be too tight?

12. How do you apply a sterile dressing?

13. How do you apply a cravat bandage to the arm or leg?

14. Whenever possible, a dressing should be:

15. What is the split-tail method to secure bandages?

16. How do you apply a roller bandage (figure-eight) method to the ankle?

17. How do you apply a cravat bandage to the head?

18. How do you apply a roller bandage (figure-eight method) to the elbow or knee?

19. How do you apply a cravat bandage to the palm of hand?

20. What are the types of bandages?

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