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    This document outlines different bandaging techniques categorized by width of application - broad (zero fold), semi-broad (one or two folds), and narrow (three folds). Broad techniques are used for the head, arm slings, underarm slings, chest, and hands/feet. Semi-broad techniques are used for shoulders, hips, abdominal binders, and knees. Narrow techniques are used for the forehead, jaw, ear, cheek, neck, arms/forearms, hands/palms, antecubital area, thighs/legs, and ankles.

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    This document outlines different bandaging techniques categorized by width of application - broad (zero fold), semi-broad (one or two folds), and narrow (three folds). Broad techniques are used for the head, arm slings, underarm slings, chest, and hands/feet. Semi-broad techniques are used for shoulders, hips, abdominal binders, and knees. Narrow techniques are used for the forehead, jaw, ear, cheek, neck, arms/forearms, hands/palms, antecubital area, thighs/legs, and ankles.

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    Bandaging Techniques

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    Michelle Satairapan
    This document outlines different bandaging techniques categorized by width of application - broad (zero fold), semi-broad (one or two folds), and narrow (three folds). Broad techniques are used for the head, arm slings, underarm slings, chest, and hands/feet. Semi-broad techniques are used for shoulders, hips, abdominal binders, and knees. Narrow techniques are used for the forehead, jaw, ear, cheek, neck, arms/forearms, hands/palms, antecubital area, thighs/legs, and ankles.

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    BANDAGING TECHNIQUES

    I. BROAD (0) ZERO FOLD

    1. TOP OF THE HEAD

    2. BACK OF THE HEAD

    3. ARM SLING (FOR SHOULDER DISLOCATION)

    4. UNDERARM SLING (FOR CLAVICULARFRACTURE)

    5, CHEST/ BACK OF THE CHEST

    6. HAND / FOOT

    II. SEMI BROAD CRAVAT/ (1 ) ONE FOLD OR (2) TWO FOLDS

    1. SHOULDER AND HIP

    2. ABDOMINAL BINDER

    3. KNEE

    III. NARROW CRAVAT/ (3) FOLDS

    1. FOREHEAD

    2. JAW, EAR AND CHEECK

    3. NECK

    4. ARM AND/ FOREARM

    5. HAND/ PALM (VERTICAL CUT/ HORIZONTAL CUT)

    6. ANTECUBITAL AREA (VERTIVAL CUT/ HORIZONTAL CUT))

    7. THIGH AND/ LEG

    8. FOR ANKLE SPRAIN (SHOE ON / SHOE OFF)

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