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Wound_Care-Bandaging
Conducted by : Dr. Support Team
Hospital : Swarup Hospital
Date : 28-Mar-2024 17.30 ()
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Patient Details

Wound_Care-Bandaging

General Procedure

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  • Preoperative investigations
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General Steps for this Surgery

1.Dress the wound
*Put on gloves or use other protection to prevent contact with the victims blood. *Clean the wound with mild soap and water. *Apply a small layer of topical antibiotic if desired. *Place a clean dressing over the entire wound. Gauze dressings let in air for faster healing. Nonstick dressings have a special surface that won't cling to the wound. *If blood soaks through the dressing, place another dressing over the first one.
2.Cover the bandage
*Wrap roller gauze or cloth strips over the dressing and around the wound several times. *Extend the bandage at least an inch beyond both sides of the dressing. *Don't wrap the bandage so tight that it interferes with blood flow to healthy tissue.
3.Secure the bandage
*Tie or tape the bandage in place. *Don't secure the bandage so tight that fingers or toes become pale or blue.
4.Check circulation
*Check circulation in the area below the bandage after several minutes and again after several hours. If circulation is poor, the skin may look pale or blue or feel cold. Signs of poor circulation also include numbness and tingling. *If circulation is reduced, loosen the bandage right away. If symptoms continue, get medical care.

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