Wound band-aid

As the name implies, it can be pasted after trauma. It is a common surgical medicine in our daily life. But how to use it correctly? I'm afraid not everyone knows, so strange things that band-aids are getting worse and worse often happen. In fact, as long as you carefully understand the structure, characteristics and uses of the band-aid, and then use it reasonably, you will find that the band-aid is really a good surgical medicine.

Band-AIDS are only suitable for small wounds with shallow wounds, clean wounds, less bleeding and no need for suture. Before use, check the wound for dirt residue. If there is a foreign body, be sure to clean the wound first, and then stick a band-aid.

Whether at home or traveling, people always prepare some band-AIDS for emergency use after injury. Some people think that band-AIDS should be put on when there is trauma. In fact, the correct use of band-aid helps to stop bleeding and accelerate wound healing, but improper use will lead to wound suppuration and delay injury.