Bandage circular
To start and end bandaging, a circular or circular bandage is used. Bandage tours go from left to right and cover each other completely in the form of rings.
At the beginning of the bandage, the first round (move) is sometimes given an oblique direction by bending the edge of the bandage. Then the first move is closed by the second.
Less commonly, a circular bandage is used as an independent bandage on cylindrical areas of the body. This type of bandage is used for bandaging shallow wounds of the head (forehead), neck, limbs.
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