ITEM NAME:Self Adherent Bandage 24pcs 5cmx4.5m Elastic Cohesive Bandage Wrap Rolls Black Product Description Description: 24pcs 5cmx4.5m Self Adherent Non Woven Bandage Wrap Breathable Elastic Cohesive Bandage Rolls Athletic Sports Tape Specification: Width: 5cm/1.97" Length: 4.5m/14.8' Product weight: 141g Product color: black Bandaging method 1. Ring bandaging It is used for small or cylindrical parts of limbs, such as hands, feet, wrists and forehead, and also for the beginning of various dressings. Roll the bandage upwards, hold it with your right hand, unfold the bandage about 8cm, fix the head of the bandage with your left thumb to the part to be bandaged, and bandage the part in a continuous ring with your right hand. The number of rolls depends on your needs. Fix the end of the bandage with a twisted cloth. 2. Spiral bandaging Used for parts with approximately equal circumferences, such as upper arms, fingers, etc. From the distal end, wrap the two rolls in a circular ring, and then spirally wind at a 30Â ° angle toward the proximal end. Each roll overlaps the previous roll by 2/3, and the end tape is fixed. In the absence of bandages for emergency treatment or temporary fixation of splints, the bandages do not cover each other every week, which is called snake bandaging. 3. Spiral reflex bandaging Used on parts with different circumferences, such as forearms, calves, thighs, etc., start with two rounds of circular bandaging, then spiral bandaging, then press the middle of the tape with one thumb, and turn the tape from that point with the other hand Fold down to cover 1/3 or 2/3 of the previous week. Each reflex must be neatly arranged in a straight line, but each reflex should not be at the wound and bone protuberance. 4. "8" shape bandaging It is used for bandaging and fixing clavicle fractures in shoulder, elbow, wrist, ankle, and other joints. Take the elbow joint as an example. First, wrap 2 rolls in the middle of the joint. The bandage is first wound ov.It is used for small or cylindrical parts of limbs, such as hands, feet, wrists and forehead, and also for the beginning of various dressings. Roll the bandage upwards, hold it with your right hand, unfold the bandage about 8cm, fix the head of the bandage with your left thumb to the part to be bandaged, and bandage the part in a continuous ring with your right hand.
