Taping (Exam 3)

Question 1

Retention of wound dressing. Stabilization of compression bandages controlling bleeding. Support recent injuires to prevent additional trauma. Provide stabilization while athlete in rehab.

Answer 1

Injury Care

Question 2

Used to protect against acute injuries. Limits motion or secures special device.

Answer 2

Injury Protection

Question 3

Uniform adhesive mass. Adhering qualities. Lightness. Relative strength. Help hold dressings and support and protection to injured areas. Come in 1, 1 1/2, 2.

Answer 3

Non-Elastic White Tape

Question 4

More costly contains 85 horizontal and 65 vertical fibers.

Answer 4

Heavier

Question 5

Should adhere regularly and maintain adhesion with perspiration. Contain few skin irritants. Be easily removable.

Answer 5

Adhesive Mass

Question 6

Good for small, angular parts due to elasticity. Come in 1,2,3,4.

Answer 6

Elastic Adhesive Tape

Question 7

Skin surface should be clean, hair should be removed, tape adherent is optional. Foam and skin lubricant to minimize blisters. Prewrap can be used to protect skin for daily use.

Answer 7

Prepartaion for Tape

Question 8

Prewrap should only be applied ____ layer thick when taping and should be anchored ____ to ______ .

Answer 8

1 Layer

Proximally, Distally

Question 9

Tape in the ____ in which a joint must be stabilized.

Answer 9

Position

Question 10

Overlap the tape by ____.

Answer 10

Half

Question 11

Closed Basket Weave (Gibney)

Answer 11

Ankle Sprains

Question 12

Achilles Tendon Taping

Answer 12

To prevent over-stretching of achilles.

Question 13

Arch Support

Answer 13

Arch Support for Plantar Fasciitis, Shin Splints

Question 14

Patellofemoral Taping (McConnell)

Answer 14

To manage glide, tilt, rotation and anteroposterior orientation of patella. Provides stretch to soft tissue structures associated with dysfunction.