Guidelines for the use of Israeli bandages

It is common to use Israeli bandages for first aid and rescue work outdoors and in emergency situations. In addition to being used to bandage wounds to inhibit bleeding and protect wounds from infection, due to the strong and durable characteristics of Israeli bandages, they also play a very important role in fixed support for arms and legs.

When using it, you need to check whether the Israeli bandage is in good condition. At the same time, clean the wound and the surrounding area until there is no dirt and foreign matter, and dry the skin around the wound. Use the dressing to cover the wound with pressure, put the Israeli bandage on the dressing and start wrapping it. It should be noted that it is necessary to wrap it in a circle along the top of the C-type buckle, and at the same time, it is necessary to cover the wound range, and then wrap the C-type buckle to cover it until the end of the wrapping. Use the buckle at the end of the bandage to fix it to the previously wrapped bandage. When fixing the bandage, it is not easy to be too tight to prevent blood circulation and affect joint movement.

If the bandage becomes dirty or damp, it needs to be replaced in time. At the same time, the bandage should be changed once a day. When changing the bandage, you should also pay attention to cleaning the wound and the surrounding skin. When using it, you should follow the correct methods and suggestions to avoid unnecessary risks to ensure the safety of you and others.