PPT-Bandaging Bandaging Purpose

Soft Tissue Wounds Protect Debride Extract exudate Retain moistness Deliver medications Orthopedic Wounds Stabilize joints and bone fractures Hold splint in place Restrict movement Prevents weight bearing. Do Not Go Beyond Cast Padding Apply Outer Tape Layer Splints Splints Fracture Stabilization Below Elbow or Stifle Joint Stabilization Below Elbow or Stifle Support Tendon or Ligament Repairs Splint Material Fiberglass Casting Tape Hexalite Aluminu In achieving this purpose empha sis is placed upon its educational program and the oaths promises and codes for character development citizenship training and mental and physical fitness Pack Cub Scouting is for parents leaders and orga nizations to the bandage at the lateral side of the thigh clear of the knee joint which should be 3040 flexed Anchor the bandage by carrying it across the front of the thigh and complete 125 turns 360 90 There are now two thicknesses of bandage across the fron Define the purpose by answering qu estions such as the foll owing What does the author want to accomplish What is the reader supposed to do next What does the author want to happen as a result of your t xt The purpose for communication will fit into At the completion of this unit, students will be able to:. Identify common materials used in bandaging & splints. Identify types of splints and slings.. Explain how bandages promote healing.. Identify and describe the different types of wounds. Explain how to treat them.. Equipment & Materials . ID. Ambubag. Anesthetic Machine. Animal Clippers. Autoclave. Autoclave Tape Indicator. Backhaus Towel Clamp. Balling Gun. Castration or Docking Bands. Bandaging Material- . Originally Created By Craig Kohn. Modified By Jamie Propson . Not all wounds heal equally.. Not all wounds heal equally.. Not all wounds heal . equally. More-serious . wounds take longer to heal. . Individual factors also influence how quickly your body is able to recover from a wound, including the following: . HSC Enrichment Day. 2012. Option 3. Sports Medicine. Focus Question 1. What are the signs and symptoms and management of hard tissue injuries?. In Addressing This Question. Students learn . about:. Hard tissue injuries. By C. Kohn. Agricultural Sciences. Waterford, WI. Wound Preparation. Prior to bandaging a wound, the wound itself must be cleansed.. Whenever . a wound breaks the skin, an infection can occur. . Bacteria, debris, and even fur can cause wound contamination. . Presented by Tom Chapel. Thomas J. Chapel, MA, MBA Tchapel@cdc.gov. Chief Evaluation Officer 404-639-2116. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Learning objectives. At the end of this module, students will be able to:. Vanity of vanities! All is vanity.. I. There is no purpose or meaning found in the world.. Vanity of vanities! All is vanity.. II. God is completely happy and satisfied in His own glory.. But our God is in the heavens;. Britni . Racus. MS, ATC, LAT, CSCS, PES. History of Taping and Bandaging. Routinely used by ATC. Used to minimize swelling, provide support to injured areas and prevent injury. While techniques are not difficult to master, trained professional should apply. Not all wounds heal equally.. Not all wounds heal . equally. More-serious . wounds take longer to heal. . Individual factors also influence how quickly your body is able to recover from a wound, including the following: . Modified By Jamie Propson . Not all wounds heal equally.. Not all wounds heal equally.. Not all wounds heal . equally. More-serious . wounds take longer to heal. . Individual factors also influence how quickly your body is able to recover from a wound, including the following: .