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Bandaging Techniques Quiz

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Bandaging basics

by Clarisse
1

What is the first step when applying a bandage?

2

Which wrap is ideal for injuries around joints like ankles or wrists?

3

What is typically placed under a bandage as the primary dressing?

4

How do you assess circulation after applying a bandage?

5

What is the purpose of padding in a bandage?

6

If the patient reports numbness or tingling after bandaging, what should you do?

7

How does an elastic roller bandage differ from a gauze bandage?

8

When should a bandage be removed and replaced?

9

How can you avoid constriction with a limb bandage?

10

What is a general guideline for the number of layers in a stable bandage?

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Proper hygiene prevents contamination and protects both patient and caregiver.

Figure-eight distributes pressure and supports joints without constriction.

A sterile dressing protects the wound from infection beneath the bandage.

Adequate circulation is shown by normal distal color and refill time.

Padding prevents pressure points and distributes pressure evenly.

Numbness or color change signals excessive constriction.

Elastic supports swelling control, gauze alone does not provide compression.

Follow wound care protocol for dressing changes.

Visible distal digits indicate non-constriction while ensuring support.

Layering provides adequate protection and compression without excessive bulk.

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