Word Finder - bandage

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A strip of gauze or similar material used to protect or support a wound or injury.

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A strip of cloth bound round the head and eyes as a blindfold.

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(by extension) A provisional or makeshift solution that provides insufficient coverage or relief.

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this new healthcare proposal merely applies a bandage to the current medical crisis

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To apply a bandage to something.

She'd tried to change the bandage on her own.

Should we bandage it?

Pierre took the bandage off his eyes and glanced around him.

Then bandage the limb downwards, progressing towards the wound; repeat this several times.

He dropped his gaze to the bandage, and he finished it in a hurry.

If your skin is wet, the bandage may not adhere well.

Brady reached into a cargo pocket and pulled free an emergency bandage wrap.

He felt Katie.s gaze on him and looked up from the bandage, his eyes lingering on her face.

Finally I wrapped the bandage around the knee to hold them all in place.

The bandage was taken off his eyes and, by the faint light of the burning spirit, Pierre, as in a dream, saw several men standing before him, wearing aprons like the Rhetor's and holding swords in their hands pointed at his breast.

He was back almost immediately, carrying an ace bandage.

The corpse was treated with natron and asphalt, and wound in a copious swathing of linen bandage, with a mask of linen and stucco on the face.

But at that instant a tall Austrian general in a greatcoat, with the order of Maria Theresa on his neck and a black bandage round his head, who had evidently just arrived, entered quickly, slamming the door.

Change the bandage when it becomes dirty.

Taran moved closer to her, watching her clean and bandage her forearm with practiced efficiency.

Thus we read in Vendidad xviii., " Many there be, noble Zarathustra, who bear the mouth bandage, who have yet not girded their loins with the law.

Slowly pull the bandage off to remove it.

There will be a dressing and an elasticated bandage over the operation sites, applying pressure to assist with healing.

The foot is a tough place to keep a bandage on, and it's not a good idea to go in the water with an open cut either.

First Aid Kit - This doesn't have to be too extensive - some bandaids, an ace bandage in case of sprains, perhaps some ibuprofen (make sure to check with the school's medication policy).

After 24 hours, remove the bandage and check to see if the splinter has risen to the surface.

Cover the salve with a bandage and leave it for 24 hours.

Apply a thin layer of drawing salve over the sting or bite and cover with a bandage.

To treat wounds, burns and skin inflammation, spread a thin layer of St. John's Wort oil over the affected area and cover with a bandage.

Offer your assistance in a clever way with this bandage image.

When he's finished, the vet removes the line, makes sure the bleeding has stopped and gives Senny a bandage.

If a blood sample has been drawn for RAST testing, a bandage may be applied to the venipuncture site to help keep it clean and to stop slight bleeding that may occur.

After the procedure, the site of the puncture is covered with a sterile bandage.

A bandage may be applied to keep the site of venipuncture or intravenous administration of medications clean and to stop any bleeding that may occur.

For the patient with a large abrasion and without an infection, and who does not wear contact lenses, a bandage contact lens approved for extended overnight wear may be worn.

A bandage over the sores protects them and prevents spreading the virus to other sites on the lips or face.

A protective shield or bandage may be placed over it while the fracture heals.

For first-degree burns, the child's parent can put a cold-water compress on the area or run cold water on it and cover it with a clean bandage for protection.

If injected contrast material is used, some minor first aid (small bandage, pain relief) for the injection site may be necessary.

Sometimes a plastic ring is used instead of a bandage.

The next step is to apply antibiotic ointment and a sterile bandage to the wound.

Rest, elevation of the affected part, and compression with a bandage will also retard the accumulation of blood.

A triangular bandage is placed under the injured arm and then tied around the neck.

Treatment for minor soft tissue injuries generally consists of compressing the injured area with an elastic bandage, elevation, ice, and rest.

A small bandage can be used to cover the site.

After the antibiotic is applied, the wound should be covered with a dressing, such as a bandage or a protective gel or spray.

The preparation should be covered with a clean bandage and left in place overnight.

If the skin is broken or apt to be disturbed, the burned area should be coated lightly with an antibacterial ointment and covered with a sterile bandage.

Skin wounds should be cleaned with an antiseptic and covered with a bandage.

Cover the wound with a sterile dressing or bandage.

This includes removing the bandage after the first few hours, keeping the tattoo clean, and seeking medical care if any signs of infection appear.

Your piercer will gently clean the area and apply a bandage that should be left on for several hours after the initial piercing.

Your artist will clean and bandage your fresh tat before you leave the shop.

Leave that bandage on at least a minimum of two hours, but no more than eight.

When you remove the bandage, give that tat a very light washing with a mild soap, and then rinse it thoroughly.