G11 U2.7 BANDAGE

What should be assessed before applying a bandage?

• The direction for wrapping
• The end of the bandage
• The wound and gauze
• The scene for dangers

What is a potential harm of wrapping a bandage too tightly?

• Calling emergency services
• Cutting off circulation
• Preventing infections
• Stopping bleeding

What is appropriate attire for applying a bandage?

• Plaster
• Gauze
• Windlass
• PPE

How does a tourniquet stop blood flow to a limb?

• By applying direct pressure to the cut
• By tucking the bandage in or tying in a knot
• By wrapping in circular motions
• By tightening the device around the limb

What is the function of a windlass in a tourniquet?

• To prevent infections
• To stop bleeding
• To tighten the device around the limb
• To hold gauze in place

What should be done with the end of a bandage once the wound is covered?

• Wrap in circular motions
• Start bandaging from below the gauze
• Tuck it in or tie in a knot
• Apply direct pressure to the cut

What is the purpose of a bandage?

• To stop bleeding
• To prevent infections
• To call emergency services
• To cover a dressing and hold it in place

What is the correct direction for wrapping a bandage around a limb?

• From bottom to top
• From left to right
• From right to left
• From top to bottom

What are the benefits of correctly applying a bandage?

• Calling emergency services
• Holding gauze in place
• Preventing infections
• Stopping bleeding

How can a bandage prevent infections?

• By tucking the bandage in or tying in a knot
• By wrapping in circular motions
• By holding gauze in place
• By stopping bleeding