Basic First Aid Bandaging examination 2013
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- The document outlines the scoring and procedures for a bandaging assessment consisting of 10 open and 10 closed bandaging methods. - Students will have 1 minute to perform each open bandaging method and 1 minute 30 seconds for closed methods involving two techniques. Incorrect execution will score zero points. - Scoring will be based on a checklist and percentages, with 50 points needed to pass each open and closed sections. Students must correctly analyze injuries and apply appropriate bandaging methods.
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- 1. 5 CLOSED STYLE/METHOD BANDAGING = 50 POINTS 5 OPEN STYLE/METHOD BANDAGING = 50 POINTS
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- 3. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING 5 POINTS = 50 PERCENT READY……………
- 4. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 1 Burned Face (1 minute)
- 5. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 2 What best bandage method is applied to this chest burn? (1 minute)
- 6. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 3 Injured Posterior Hand (1 minute)
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- 8. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 5 Foot Injury (1 minute)
- 9. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING 5 POINTS = 50 PERCENT READY……………
- 10. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 1 Both Eye (1 minute)
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- 12. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 3 Sprained Ankle, No Fracture (1 minute)
- 13. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 4 Laceration of the hand (1 minute)
- 14. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 5 Stabbed Wound (1min. 30 sec.)
- 16. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING 5 POINTS = 50 PERCENT READY………….
- 17. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 1 Head Injury (1 minute)
- 18. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 2 Head Injury (1 minute)
- 19. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 3 Burn at the Back (1 minute)
- 20. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 4 Burned hand (1 minute)
- 21. OPEN METHOD BANDAGING NO. 5 What best bandage method is applied to this? (1 minute)
- 22. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING 5 POINTS = 50 PERCENT
- 23. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 1 What best bandage method is applied to this? (1 minute)
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- 25. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 3 Sprained Ankle, with Fracture (1 minute)
- 26. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 4 Laceration of the hand (1 minute)
- 27. CLOSED METHOD BANDAGING NO. 5 Abdominal Evisceration (1 min. 30 sec.)
- 28. Total your scores THANK YOU!