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    First aid involves providing immediate care to injured or ill individuals. Bandaging uses sterile cloth to cover wounds, prevent infection, and stop bleeding. It can immobilize body parts, support and protect wounds, create pressure over areas, and reduce bleeding. Common bandage types include tubular, gauze, and elastic bandages. The triangular bandage can be used to form a cravat or sling. First aiders should properly execute bandaging techniques, use the appropriate bandage for the injury, and follow instructions to effectively treat patients. Students are assigned to research and practice bandaging various body parts like hands, elbows/knees, shoulders, and eyes.

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    First aid involves providing immediate care to injured or ill individuals. Bandaging uses sterile cloth to cover wounds, prevent infection, and stop bleeding. It can immobilize body parts, support and protect wounds, create pressure over areas, and reduce bleeding. Common bandage types include tubular, gauze, and elastic bandages. The triangular bandage can be used to form a cravat or sling. First aiders should properly execute bandaging techniques, use the appropriate bandage for the injury, and follow instructions to effectively treat patients. Students are assigned to research and practice bandaging various body parts like hands, elbows/knees, shoulders, and eyes.

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    FIRST AID-WPS Office

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    First aid involves providing immediate care to injured or ill individuals. Bandaging uses sterile cloth to cover wounds, prevent infection, and stop bleeding. It can immobilize body parts, support and protect wounds, create pressure over areas, and reduce bleeding. Common bandage types include tubular, gauze, and elastic bandages. The triangular bandage can be used to form a cravat or sling. First aiders should properly execute bandaging techniques, use the appropriate bandage for the injury, and follow instructions to effectively treat patients. Students are assigned to research and practice bandaging various body parts like hands, elbows/knees, shoulders, and eyes.

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    FIRST AID

    BANDAGING

    Prepared by : Lorenz Espiritu


    What is First Aid ?
    What is First Aid ?

    •The immediate care given to a


    person/victim who has
    suddenly become ill or
    injured.
    What is Bandaging?
    What is Bandaging?

    •a piece of sterile cloth that


    covers a wound to prevent
    infection and/or to stop the
    bleeding.
    Bandaging is used to....
    • To immobilize a part of the
    body.

    • To support and protect wound


    from contamination.

    • To create pressurr over an area

    • To reduce bleeding.
    Types of Bandages
    Tubular Bandage

    Gauze Bandage
    Types of Bandages
    Elastic Bandage

    Triangular Bandage
    TRIANGULAR
    BANDAGE
    Parts of Triangular Bandage
    How to make Cravat?
    Square Knot
    RIGHT over Left
    LEFT over RIGHT
    BANDAGING
    TECHNIQUES
    Head Top
    Arm Sling
    Open Phase
    Chest Bandage
    Open Phase
    Forehead Injuries
    Cravat Phase
    Cheek/Ears Bandage
    Cravat Phase
    ACTIVITY!
    BE THE FIRST AIDER!
    Criteria

    Proper execution - 50%


    Bandage used - 30%
    Input of instruction - 20%
    100%
    Assignment
    Search and practice the following
    techniques of bandaging
    • Hand
    • Elbow/Knee
    • Shoulder
    • Arm/Leg
    • Eye

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