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Mulit-Layer High Compression Bandaging System
Step 1
Wash and dry leg and apply a moisturizing cream to the unbroken skin.
Apply PROFORE◊ in the following sequence:
Step 2
PROFORE◊ WCL sterile wound contact layer
Remove from the pack with sterile forceps and apply to the wound. Hold in place until covered by PROFORE◊ #1.
Remove from the pack with sterile forceps and apply to the wound. Hold in place until covered by PROFORE◊ #1.
Step 3
PROFORE◊ #1 natural padding bandage
Apply from the base of the toes to the knee using a simple spiral technique and 50% overlap. Do not apply tension.
Apply from the base of the toes to the knee using a simple spiral technique and 50% overlap. Do not apply tension.
Step 4
PROFORE◊ #2 light conformable bandage
Apply from the base of the toes to the knee, over PROFORE◊ #1, using a simple spiral technique and 50% overlap. Use tape to secure.
Apply from the base of the toes to the knee, over PROFORE◊ #1, using a simple spiral technique and 50% overlap. Use tape to secure.
Step 5
PROFORE◊ #3 light compression bandage
Apply from the base of the toes to the knee, using a figure of eight technique at 50% extension. Use the central yellow line as guidance for 50% overlap. Use tape to secure.
Apply from the base of the toes to the knee, using a figure of eight technique at 50% extension. Use the central yellow line as guidance for 50% overlap. Use tape to secure.
Step 6
PROFORE◊ #4 flexible cohesive bandage
Apply from toe to knee using a spiral technique with 50% extension and 50% overlap. Press lightly on the bandage to ensure that the bandage adheres to itself. Apply the bandage steeply across the foot to reduce build-up of material over the front of the ankle.
Apply from toe to knee using a spiral technique with 50% extension and 50% overlap. Press lightly on the bandage to ensure that the bandage adheres to itself. Apply the bandage steeply across the foot to reduce build-up of material over the front of the ankle.