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Chapter  11    Taping and Wrapping Chapter  11    Taping and Wrapping

Chapter 11 Taping and Wrapping - PowerPoint Presentation

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Chapter 11 Taping and Wrapping - PPT Presentation

Uses of Tape for Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries Temporarily or permanently closing lacerations Preventing blisters on areas of skin exposed to repeated friction Holding bandages pads dressings and splinting devices ID: 779824

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Chapter 11

Taping and Wrapping

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Uses of Tape for Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries

Temporarily or permanently closing

lacerations

Preventing blisters on areas of skin exposed to repeated frictionHolding bandages, pads, dressings and splinting devices in placeSecuring splints for small fractures

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Supporting bony anatomy and relieving stress on adjacent or supportive

soft tissue

Restricting motion to support and eliminate stress on ligaments

Restriction of motion and compression to support muscle, tendon or stress injuries3

Uses of Tape for Prevention

and Treatment of Athletic Injuries

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Warning!

If pain or soreness doesn’t decrease or go

away, further

evaluation and diagnosis will be needed.Adequate circulation is crucial.

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Warning!

If extremity changes color or starts to get

cold, the taping

or wrapping is probably too tight and must be redone to the athlete’s recommendations.5

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The Safe and Proper Use of Athletic Adhesive Tapes

Prophylactic strapping of ankle

Greatest single use of adhesive tape

Tape must be applied with ease, speed, and consistency. Tape must afford protection and stability to the part being strapped.

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Taping Guidelines

The best

taping procedure is done directly on shaved

skin.Taping every day may cause the skin to become irritated.Use

underwrap and skin adherent prior to

taping.

Make sure the athlete is not allergic to the tape or skin

adherent.

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Taping Guidelines

The area

to be taped should be clean and

dry; remove all oils from the skin.Cover all cuts and blisters with an adhesive bandage containing some type of skin lubricant.Apply skin lubricant and foam padding

on friction

or pressure areas before applying

underwrap.

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Taping Pitfalls to Avoid

If tape folds over, it is difficult to tear at the fold.

Use scissors or tear the tape at a fresh edge.

Turning corners over irregular anatomy can be a challenge.9

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Taping Pitfalls to Avoid

Keeping tape smooth and wrinkle-free can be

difficult.

Inexperience can lead to the tape being too loose or too tight.10

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Removal of Adhesive Tape

Use bandage scissors or a special tape

cutter.

Lubricant on the blunt edge of the scissors or cutter will allow sliding under the edge of the tape with ease.Move the scissors or cutter along natural

channels or areas of greatest soft-tissue cushion.

Avoid bony

prominences.

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Peel the tape off directly back against itself at an angle as close to 180° as

possible.

Careful observation allows the trainer

to stop if evidence of blistering or skin being pulled off with the tape is seen.12

Removal of Adhesive Tape

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Common Areas for Taping

Basic ankle strapping

Combination elastic and nonelastic tape ankle strapping

Lower tibia tapingTurf toe tapingArch tapingBasic knee strapping

Achilles tendon taping

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Common Areas for Taping

Elbow

taping

Wrist strappingThumb tapingFinger tapingRestriction of thumb flexion, extension, and abductionBasic ankle wrapping

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Common Areas for Taping

Calf

and knee wrapping

Gastrocnemius (calf) wrapKnee wrapThigh, groin and

back wrapping

Hamstring/quadriceps

wrap

Elbow, hand, and thumb wrapping

Moleskin application

Kinesio taping

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Taping Supplies

Establish

a budget and understand the supplies

needed.Use the athletic training pyramid.

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