Let me introduce the use of medical bandages in life:
1. Put a cotton quilt or cotton roll on the dressing area as a pad. You can band more cotton quilts or cotton rolls where you need to increase pressure or be thin and boney.
2. Wear protective gloves.
3. Open the package before use, place the polymer (orthopedic) bandage in room temperature (68-77 ° F, 20-25 ° C) water for 1-2 seconds, and squeeze the bandage gently to remove excess water. ｛Polymer (orthopedic synthetic) bandage curing speed is directly proportional to the bandaging time and temperature of the immersion water: if a long time operation is required, please use it directly without immersion.｝
4. Spiral winding as required. Each band overlaps 1/2 or 1/3 of the bandage width. Tighten but do not use too much force. The shaping is completed in this time. The polymer (orthopedic) bandage is solidified for 30 seconds. Do not move); 3-4 layers are enough for non-load-bearing parts. The load-bearing parts can be wrapped with 4-5 layers of polymer (orthopedic) bandages. When wound, smooth the bandages to make them smooth and make each layer better. Support and adhesion, you can use gloves dipped in water to smooth the bandage to achieve better results.
5, polymer (orthopedic synthesis) bandage curing time is about 3-5 minutes (depending on the bandaging time and temperature). After 20 minutes you will feel support.
There are many precautions for medical bandages in use due to their hygienic or therapeutic effects, as follows:
1. Do not use on areas where swelling may occur.
2. The main material of polymer bandage / polyurethane resin coating will stick to bare skin and clothing. Wear protective gloves during operation.
3. The product will generate a certain amount of heat during use, and the user may be uncomfortable. Please note that the more layers of polymer (orthopedic) bandages, the more heat it generates. If the polymer (orthopedic) bandage is immersed in water with a water temperature higher than 30 ° C during use, it will generate more heat.
4, Medical bandage manufacturers remind patients to try not to wet polymer (orthopedic) bandages, because long-term wrapped under a damp bandage, the skin will not adapt.