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Bandages

-Keep wounds clean and warm


-reduce swelling and bleeding


- help reduce movement for healing


- minimize Scar Tissue

Three layers

-Contact layer (primary)


- intermediate layer (secondary)


- outer layer (tertiary)

Contact layer (primary)

-Telfa and gauze


- touches wound surface


- helps debrided tissue and deliver medication and prevent loss of fluids

Intermediate layer (secondary)

-Cotton cast padding


- absorbent layer and pads From trauma


- limits bacterial growth

Outer layer (tertiary)

-Roll gause ,Vetrap ,stokinette


- holds other layers in place


-protects the wound from external contamination

Common types

-Pressure bandage


- pressure relief bandage


-absorbent bandage


- stabilizing bandage

Pressure bandage

Controls minor Hemorrhage and edema

Pressure relief bandage

Pads and area to prevent pressure sores

Absorbent bandages

Placed on open contaminated and infected wounds

Stabilizing bandages

Immobilizes fractures

Bandage Home Care

-Kept clean and dry


- plastic bags used when outside


- timing between bandages change depend on type and size of wound


- observe outer layer regular for strikethrough


-Increased pain swelling or odor immediate bandage removal