1.
Vetrap Bandage: It is a flexible and porous self-adhesive bandage
commonly used in veterinarian medicine.
Vetrap Bandage: It is a flexible and porous self-adhesive bandage
commonly used in veterinarian medicine.
2.
Ice Bandage: It is a bandage that uses cold temperature to help
heal injuries and reduce swelling.
Ice Bandage: It is a bandage that uses cold temperature to help
heal injuries and reduce swelling.
3.
Cohensive Bandage: It is a type of bandage that adheres to itself but
doesn’t adhere to other surfaces, such as skin and it is used to wrap limbs.
Cohensive Bandage: It is a type of bandage that adheres to itself but
doesn’t adhere to other surfaces, such as skin and it is used to wrap limbs.
4.
Surgical Bandage: Consist of a sterile gauze pad with a gauze
covering used to cover a wound and protect it from becoming infected.
Surgical Bandage: Consist of a sterile gauze pad with a gauze
covering used to cover a wound and protect it from becoming infected.
5.
Spray Bandage: It is used on difficult-to-cover scrape, or
abrasion or for those times when the appearance of a traditional bandage is
undesirable.
Spray Bandage: It is used on difficult-to-cover scrape, or
abrasion or for those times when the appearance of a traditional bandage is
undesirable.
6.
Scrotal Suspensory Bandage: It is an expandable bag used to support the scrotum
and its contents.
Scrotal Suspensory Bandage: It is an expandable bag used to support the scrotum
and its contents.
7.
Haemostatic Bandage: It is used temporarily to control haemorrhage in
difficult substance.
Haemostatic Bandage: It is used temporarily to control haemorrhage in
difficult substance.
8.
Israeli Bandage or Emergency Bandage: It is used to stop bleeding from haemorrhage wounds
caused by trauma in pre-hospital emergency situations.
Israeli Bandage or Emergency Bandage: It is used to stop bleeding from haemorrhage wounds
caused by trauma in pre-hospital emergency situations.
9.
Gauze Bandage: it is used to hold the injury after it is dressed.
Gauze Bandage: it is used to hold the injury after it is dressed.
10. Triangular Bandage: It is used to prevent infection, for armsling, to hold splints
together, for direct pressure and to secure dressing at one place..
together, for direct pressure and to secure dressing at one place..
11. Adhesive Bandage: It is used to support weakened joint of a body, e.g. knee or ankle.
12. Tubular Bandage: It is used to dress injured joints and fingers
13. Roller Bandage: To help keep dressing right at its place.
14. Elastic Bandage: It is used to create localized pressure.
15. Double-Spica Bandage: It is used on thigh injuries.
16. Compression Bandage: It is used to protect injuries on one’s hands e.g. fingers.
17. Hallus Valgus Bandage: it helps to keep big toe aligned and held in place and also used for
post-operative trauma or for wound care treatment.
post-operative trauma or for wound care treatment.
18. Paste Bandage: It is used to treat atopic eczema.
19. Strip Bandage: It is used for any small wound on a flat surface.
20. Fingertip Bandage: It is used for fingertip, to wrap around the finger.
21. Butterfly Closure Bandage: It is used to pull both side of a cut back together to promote healing
and prevent infection.
and prevent infection.
22. Donot Bandage: It is used to put pressure around impale object without putting
pressure on the object itself.
pressure on the object itself.
23. Pressure Bandage: It is described as a contorming gauze roll bandage that contain an
inner layer of porous cotton to be applied to a wound site to hold it in place.
inner layer of porous cotton to be applied to a wound site to hold it in place.
24. Sterile Burn Sheet Bandage: They are non-woven, and are made of laminated tissue fibre that provide
a sterile environment. They are used to prevent infection without sticking to
the burned area. Used as a wet or dry dressing.
a sterile environment. They are used to prevent infection without sticking to
the burned area. Used as a wet or dry dressing.
25. Steri-Strips Bandage: They are used in place of stitches and they are great to close
superficial wounds until you can get to place where you can receive stitches.
superficial wounds until you can get to place where you can receive stitches.
26. Eye Patch Bandage: They are placed over wounded eye wrapped around the head. It is a good
way to hold it place.
way to hold it place.
27. Spiral Reverse Turn Bandage: It is used to bandage the lower forearm and the
calves.
calves.
28. Figure Eight Wrap Bandage: It is used for joint such as the
knee and elbow.
knee and elbow.
29. Orthopaedic Bandage: It is used for rectifying bone damages and dislocations
30. Liquid Bandage: It is a topical skin treatment for minor cuts and sores.
31. Tensor Bandage: They are elastic stretch bandages that provide compression and a
controlled pressure. Metal clips hold them in place, great to stop bleeding.
controlled pressure. Metal clips hold them in place, great to stop bleeding.
32. Esmarch’s Bandage: It is a broad flat elastic
bandage wrapped around an elevated limb to force blood out of the limb and used
before certain surgical procedures to create a blood-free field.
bandage wrapped around an elevated limb to force blood out of the limb and used
before certain surgical procedures to create a blood-free field.
33. Damigauntlet Bandage: They are those bandages that cover the hand but leave the fingers
uncovered.
uncovered.
34. Gauntlet Bandage: They are those bandages that cover the hands and fingers like a glove.
35. Recurrent Bandage: They are used on a dietal stump such as that of the finger, toe, or
limb, turned lengthwise to cover the end of the stump and secure in place by
circular turns.
limb, turned lengthwise to cover the end of the stump and secure in place by
circular turns.
36. Scultetus Bandage: It is a large rectangular cloth bandage whose ends are split into many
tails: the tails overlap each other and are tied or pinned across a compress
covering the bandage area, usually the abdomen.
tails: the tails overlap each other and are tied or pinned across a compress
covering the bandage area, usually the abdomen.
37. Tailed Bandage: It is a square piece of cloth cut or turns into strips from the end
towards the centre left as necessary. It is centred over a compress on the
wound and the ends are then tied separately. A four-tailed bandage is used for
wounds for the nose and chin.
towards the centre left as necessary. It is centred over a compress on the
wound and the ends are then tied separately. A four-tailed bandage is used for
wounds for the nose and chin.
38. Barton’s Bandage: It is a figure-of-8 bandage supporting the mandible below and
anteriorly, used in mandibular fracture.
anteriorly, used in mandibular fracture.
39. Desault’s Bandage: It is a bandage that binds the elbow to a person’s side and is used for
fracture of the clavicle.
fracture of the clavicle.
40. Crepe Bandage: It is a lightweight bandage that is generally applied to provide
warmth, insulation and support in a variety of medical health situations.
warmth, insulation and support in a variety of medical health situations.
