FIR S T A ID

COT 3
SIR ROWELL DC. TRINIDAD
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=BANDAGING
TRIAN G U LA R
BA N D A GE
OBJECTIVE OF THE LESSON
MELCs
Code: H9IS-IIIc.d-40- H9IS-IIIc.d-41
-Explains the principles of wound dressing.
-Value the discipline by following the proper
procedure in bandaging.
-Demonstrates appropriate bandaging
techniques for unintentional injuries.
PARTS O F T H E
TRIAN GU L A R
BA N D AG E
WA LA N A M AN G
LABEL!
PARTS OF TRIANGULAR BANDAGDE

•APEX?
•ENDS?
•BASE?
THE PARTS OF TRIANGULAR BANDAGE
GUIDE QUESTIONS

•WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT THE USE OF TRIANGULAR

BANDAGE?
•WHY THE BANDAGE CHOOSES THE SHAPE OF A TRIANGLE
INSTEAD OF CIRCLE? OR ANY OTHER SHAPE?
•IS IT USEFUL TO STUDY THE USE OF THIS BANDAGE?
BANDAGES
•
BANDAGES ARE USED TO APPLY PRESSURE
TO BLEEDING; COVER WOUNDS AND BURNS;
AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR
IMMOBILIZATION FOR BROKEN BONES,
SPRAINS, AND STRAINS.
TRIANGULAR BANDAGE

•IS MADE FROM CLOTH

AND CAN BE USED AS A COLD COMPRESS,
PADDING, SUPPORT FOR PRESSURE, OR SUPPORT
SLING.
TYPES OF BANDAGING

•OPEN PHASE
-AN OPEN PHASE BANDAGING IS USED FOR WOUNDS
ON THE TOP AND BACK OF THE HEAD, CHEST, BACK,
HAND, AND FOOT, AND AN ARM SLING.
 TYPES OF BANDAGING
•CRAVAT PHASE
IS USED FOR WOUNDS THAT NEED EXTRA SUPPORT LIKE A
WOUND ON THE EYE, FOREHEAD, EAR, CHEEK, JAW, SHOULDER,
HIP, ARM, LEG, ELBOW, KNEE,
AND PALM AND FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE. THE NARROWER THE
CRAVAT IS, THE GREATER PRESSURE IT WILL GIVE.
SQUARE KNOT
ARM SLING
HEAD BANDAGE
HAND INJURY
PERFORMANCE
TASK
 RANK SCORE
Excellent 5
Very Good 4
Good 3
Fair 2
Poor 1
WHAT ARE DISCIPLINE
YOU LEARNED IN OUR
DISCUSSION?
1-3. PARTS OF THE TRIANGULAR BANDAGE
4-5. 2 TYPES OF BANDAGING
ASSIGNMENT
• THE LEARNERS WILL BRING ART KIT
FOR THEIR SLOGAN MAKING
TOMORROW WITH THE THEME
“TRIANGULAR BANDAGING”