The Principles And Practice of Bandaging
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FIG. 76. FIGURE 8 BANDAGE OF THE CHEST, COMPLETED.
ANTERIOR FIGURE 8 OF THE CHEST AND SHOULDERS 65 carefully applied. Each lower loop of the figure 8 turns is covered in one-half by the succeeding one, while the upper loop is entirely covered in by the succeeding lower ones. Thus, when the bandage is completed, the lower loops are the only ones visible.
This is a quite secure roller bandage of the chest. A possible objec- tion may be the amount of bandage it consumes.
Anterior Figure 8 of the C...hest and Shoulders (Fig. 77). Bandage, 6 yards X 2^ inches.
A pad having been placed beneath each arm, if necessary, to protect the axillary folds from pressure, the initial ex- tremity is placed in the axilla and fixed by a couple of cir- FIG. 77. ANTERIOR FIGURE 8 BANDAGE OF THE CHEST AND SHOULDERS.
cular turns around the chest. The roller is then carried obliquely upward across the chest, over and down behind the shoulder, keeping well out toward the point, and through the axilla of the same side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIG. 76. FIGURE 8 BANDAGE OF THE CHEST, COMPLETED.
ANTERIOR FIGURE 8 OF THE CHEST AND SHOULDERS 65 carefully applied. Each lower loop of the figure 8 turns is covered in one-half by the succeeding one, while the upper loop is entirely covered in by the succeeding lower ones. Thus, when the bandage is completed, the lower loops are the only ones visible.
This is a quite secure roller bandage of the chest. A possible objec- tion may be the amount of bandage it consumes.
Anterior Figure 8 of the C...hest and Shoulders (Fig. 77). Bandage, 6 yards X 2^ inches.
A pad having been placed beneath each arm, if necessary, to protect the axillary folds from pressure, the initial ex- tremity is placed in the axilla and fixed by a couple of cir- FIG. 77. ANTERIOR FIGURE 8 BANDAGE OF THE CHEST AND SHOULDERS.
cular turns around the chest. The roller is then carried obliquely upward across the chest, over and down behind the shoulder, keeping well out toward the point, and through the axilla of the same side.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwilym George Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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