Bandage Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

What causes maceration

A

Bandage is too wet

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2
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Non adhering bandages help maintain a moist environment to promote healing. What are the two types of non-adhering primary bandages

A
  1. Semi occlusive
  2. Occlusive
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3
Q

Non adhering primary bandages can be used in which phases

A

All phases

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4
Q

What are three advantages of a non adhering primary bandage

A
  1. Decreased pain
  2. Increased epithelialization
  3. Increased natural debridement
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5
Q

What is the purpose of the secondary layer of a bandage

A

Padding and conformity

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6
Q

What are two types of secondary layer bandage material

A
  1. Cast padding
  2. Roll Cotton
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7
Q

Cast padding is easy to use, conforms well, and is less bulky. Roll cotton on the other hand has three additional advantages, what are they

A
  1. Absorptive
  2. Immobilizes
  3. Compresses
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8
Q

When applying the secondary layer of a bandage, what goes over the padding for stabilization

A

Conforming gauze (+/- compression)

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9
Q

What are two types of tertiary bandage material

A

Adhesive (tape) or self adhesive (vet wrap)

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10
Q

What are the different types of tape that can be used as a tertiary bandage layer

A
  1. Porous (allows air transfer)
  2. Elastikon (conforming)
  3. White tape (non conforming)
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