Disposable Medical Cotton Triangular Bandage First Aid Triangle Bandage Non

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Disposable Medical cotton Triangular Bandage First Aid No-woven Bandage

Triangular bandages for fractures, can be made of non-woven fabric or cotton fabric, which is used for support or protection of the arm, chest and, can also be used to head, hands and feet of the dressing. It’s hard-wearing, ideal for training and First Aid kits. We have common sizes of 96cmx96cmx136cm and 90x90x127cm, packed with zip bag with two safety pins inside.

Triangular bandages are versatile and multi-purpose medical dressings that are commonly used in first aid and emergency situations. They are typically made of a lightweight, woven fabric in the shape of a right-angled triangle, with one long edge and two shorter edges.

Here are some of the common uses of triangular bandages:

• 1. Sling: Triangular bandages can be used to create an arm sling to support and immobilize an injured arm or shoulder. The bandage is folded to form a wide, supportive band that goes around the neck and holds the injured arm in a comfortable position.
• 2. Pressure Dressing: A triangular bandage can be used as a pressure dressing to control bleeding or apply direct pressure to a wound. It can be folded and applied over a wound, securing it in place with knots or safety pins to maintain pressure and control bleeding.
• 3. Head Bandage: In cases of head injuries or scalp wounds, a triangular bandage can be used to create a head bandage. The bandage is folded and wrapped around the head, covering the wound and providing support.
• 4. Splinting: Triangular bandages can be used to create makeshift splints for immobilizing fractures or suspected broken bones. By folding the bandage into a long strip, it can be used to secure and immobilize the injured limb to prevent further damage.
• 5. Tourniquet: In extreme situations where severe bleeding cannot be controlled by other means, a triangular bandage can be used as a tourniquet. However, it's important to note that tourniquets should only be used as a last resort and with proper training, as they can have serious implications for limb viability.

Triangular bandages are lightweight, compact, and easy to carry, making them a valuable tool in first aid kits and emergency situations. They can be easily manipulated and adapted to various needs, providing support, immobilization, or wound management. Proper training and understanding of their uses and techniques are important to ensure their effective and safe application.

Application: 

1.Dressing fixed special positions;
2.After burn compression bandaging;
3.Varicose veins of lower extremity bandaging;
4.Splint fixation;

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FAQ:

What is a triangular bandage used for?
Triangular bandages can be used as large dressings, as slings to support a limb, or to secure a dressing in place. If you're using a triangular bandage as a sling on an arm, you use it opened out. You should: ask the person to hold their arm across their chest and support the arm while you work.

Is triangular bandage reusable?
Triangular Bandage are designed to be of use in wound care, providing support and elevation for injured limbs when used to create a sling. Designed to be washed and reused if required.

What is a triangle bandage called?
Also known as a cravat bandage, a triangular bandage is a piece of cloth put into a right-angled triangle, and often provided with safety pins to secure it in place. It can be used fully unrolled as a sling, folded as a normal bandage, or for specialized applications, as on the head.