Bandages, kit, types, Steps, transportation of patient, CPR.

1. MR.MARKAD RAVINDRA A.
BROTHER TUTOR.
SCHOOL OF NURSING K.E.M HOSPITAL,
PAREL MUMBAI -12

17. TRIANGULAR BANDAGE

18. CRAPE BANDAGE

19. adhesive bandage

20. improvised bandage

21. tubular bandage

22. T bandages or tail bandages

24. Steps of bandaging
• 1)SPIRAL bandaging
• this is type bandages is used for the uniform thickness part that that is
finger or wrist this each turn of bandage overlap previous turn. this is
preferred over the limb.

25. Reverse spirals
• It is also type of spiral bandaging and usually used for
parts of where the thickness varies. for example legs,
forearms. Here, the turn of spiral should be overlap
preceding one by about 3/4 of the previous and then
reversed by the placing a thumb in center. it should be
smooth in between the gap it should not be there.

26. Reverse spirals

27. Figure of eight
• this is basically use for the elbow and knee joints this
applied in the manner of figure of eight. this bandage
made forming loops over the joint turn, alternatively
ascent and descent to cover the part.

28. Figure of eight

29. spica
• This is also type of figure of eight, but there the
term is longer than the other. It is used for join at
right angle to the body.
• example. The shoulder, groin and thumb.

30. spica

31. Ankle bandage

32. Capeline bandages

33. Finger bandages

34. Hip bandages

35. Ankle bandages

36. Eye bandage

37. Ear single bandages

38. Ear double bandages

39. Breast bandages

40. Abdominal blinder

41. TRANSPORTATION OF THE INJURED
 Aim to transport :- to enable the casuality to reach the destination
without deterioration or discomfort.
 The method of transport depends on:-
• The nature & severity of injury.
• The number of helpers.
• Facilities available.
• The casualty's build.
• Distance to be covered.
• Route to be travelled.

48. improvised stretcher

51. SPLINTING

61. CARDIOPULMONARY
RESUSCITATION
MARKAD RAVINDRAA.
BROTHER TUTOR.
SCHOOL OF NURSING K.E.M.
HOSPITAL PAREL MUMBAI 12.

65. Action plan
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68. B - Breathing
B – Check for BREATHING
• Is chest rising and
falling?(LOOK)
• Can you hear victim’s
breathing?(LISTEN)
• Can you feel the breath on
your cheek?(FEEL)

69. C - Circulation
C – Check for circulation
• Can you feel a pulse?
• Can you see any obvious sign of
life?

71. ADULT CPR VIDEO
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74. Keep heel of hand 2
fingers above Xiphoid
process
(Lowest End of Breast Bone)
Keep other heel of the hand
above the first one and interlock
fingers
Identification of Position and placement of Hands for Chest
Compression

75. Elbows straight,
Shoulders above the victim’s chest,
Fingers interlocked

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83. NEW BORN AND INFANT CPR VIDEO
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93. DEFIBRILLATION
Defibrillation (shock)
temporarily depolarizes (STUNS) an
irregularly beating heart
terminating ventricular fibrillation /pulseless
ventricular tachycardia
allows more co-ordinated contractile activity to
resume

94. AUTOMATED EXTERNAL
DEFIBRILLATOR (AED)
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95. AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR

99. NEW BORN AND INFANT CPR VIDEO
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Placement of
electrodes