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    The document discusses various techniques for bandaging and wound care. It provides information on the purposes of bandages and dressings, including to hold dressings in place, apply pressure, prevent swelling, provide stability, and stop bleeding. It then describes techniques for spiral, reverse spiral, and figure eight bandaging. It also discusses signs that a bandage is too tight, the use of direct pressure and pressure dressings to stop bleeding. Finally, it covers wound dressing application and purposes of dressings in controlling bleeding, preventing infection, absorbing drainage, and protecting wounds.

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    The document discusses various techniques for bandaging and wound care. It provides information on the purposes of bandages and dressings, including to hold dressings in place, apply pressure, prevent swelling, provide stability, and stop bleeding. It then describes techniques for spiral, reverse spiral, and figure eight bandaging. It also discusses signs that a bandage is too tight, the use of direct pressure and pressure dressings to stop bleeding. Finally, it covers wound dressing application and purposes of dressings in controlling bleeding, preventing infection, absorbing drainage, and protecting wounds.

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    The document discusses various techniques for bandaging and wound care. It provides information on the purposes of bandages and dressings, including to hold dressings in place, apply pressure, prevent swelling, provide stability, and stop bleeding. It then describes techniques for spiral, reverse spiral, and figure eight bandaging. It also discusses signs that a bandage is too tight, the use of direct pressure and pressure dressings to stop bleeding. Finally, it covers wound dressing application and purposes of dressings in controlling bleeding, preventing infection, absorbing drainage, and protecting wounds.

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    Tehnik Balut Membalut

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    The document discusses various techniques for bandaging and wound care. It provides information on the purposes of bandages and dressings, including to hold dressings in place, apply pressure, prevent swelling, provide stability, and stop bleeding. It then describes techniques for spiral, reverse spiral, and figure eight bandaging. It also discusses signs that a bandage is too tight, the use of direct pressure and pressure dressings to stop bleeding. Finally, it covers wound dressing application and purposes of dressings in controlling bleeding, preventing infection, absorbing drainage, and protecting wounds.

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    Tehnik Balut Membalut


    BANDAGES

    PURPOSE OF BANDAGES
    - Hold a dressing in place
    - Apply direct pressure over a dressing
    - Prevent or reduce swelling
    - Provide stability for an extremity
    - Extend (e.g. broken bones)
    - Stop bleeding
    Institute of Nursing Theory and Practice,
    First Aid
    Bandaging technique
    Spiral bandaging
    Reverse spiral bandaging
    Figure of eight bandaging
    Spiral bandaging
    Reverse spiral bandaging
    Figure of eight
    BANDAGES

    SIGNS THAT THE BANDAGE IS TOO TIGHT


    - Blue tinge to the fingernail/toenail
    - Blue or pale skin colour
    - Tingling or loss of sensation
    - Coldness of the extremity
    - Inability to move the fingers/toes

    Institute of Nursing Theory and Practice,


    First Aid
    Direct Pressure

    Cover the injury with sterile dressings.


    Apply firm direct pressure to the site of injury.
    Pressure should be maintained until the bleeding stops, a
    pressure dressing is applied.
    If the dressing becomes saturated, reinforce the dressing;
    do not remove the dressing.
    After bleeding has stopped, apply a pressure dressing.
    A pressure bandage is made by securing several gauze pads over
    the injury with a rolled gauze bandage.
    After applying a pressure dressing, always ensure that the
    patient has a pulse distal to the dressing. If no pulse is present,
    the dressing may be too tight.
    Wound dressing
    Applied in three layers.
    The first layer is the contact layer : nonabsorbent
    hydrophilic dressing. Examples of contact layer
    dressings are Adaptic, petroleum gauze, and
    Xeroform gauze.
    The second layer is the absorbent layer and is
    usually constructed of surgical dressing pads or 4
    4 gauze dressings.
    The third layer is the outer wrap that holds the
    dressing in place : rolled gauze and tape.
    DRESSINGS

    PURPOSE OF DRESSINGS
    - Control bleeding
    - Prevent infection and contamination
    - Absorb blood and fluid drainage
    - Protect the wound from further injury

    Institute of Nursing Theory and Practice,


    First Aid
    Bidai
    Tujuan : mengurangi nyeri dan mencegah
    kerusakan jaringan lebih berat
    Bidai
    Bidai kayu sebaiknya dibalut dengan kassa
    Pembidaian meliputi 2 sendi : proksimal dan distal
    sendi dari lokasi fraktur
    Lakukan traksi dan reduksi ringan. Traksi dan reduksi
    dilakukan hanya jika pulsasi distal fraktur tidak teraba
    Luka pada fraktur terbuka dibersihkan dan ditutup
    dengan antiseptik. Patahan tulang yang keluar tidak
    perlu direduksi.
    Beri bantalan pada tonjolan tulang
    Ikat bidai (4 ikatan) pada proksimal dan distal fraktur
    Open pneumothorax
    Open pneumothorax
    Close the chest wall defect with a sterile
    occlusive dressing taped on three sides
    to act as a flutter-type valve.
    Avoid securing the dressing on all four
    sides in the absence of a chest tube,
    which can produce a tension
    pneumothorax.
    Occlusive Dressing
    Penetrating abdominal trauma
    Management of Evisceration Injuries
    Use sterile side of dressing to place protruding
    organs near the wound (NOT into wound)
    Cover organs and wound completely with sterile or
    clean moist dressing
    DO NOT APPLY PRESSURE TO WOUND or expose
    internal parts
    Tie dressing tails loosely around wound
    Prepare evacuation to surgical assets
    THANK YOU

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