First Aid Kits and Tips : Applying a Sling: First Aid for Minor Injuries


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25 Comments on First Aid Kits and Tips : Applying a Sling: First Aid for Minor Injuries

  1. scotthannaford1 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 11:50 am

    2. that’s badly done; the bandage should be lain over the arm, not the other way around!

  2. MacrossForvever on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 12:24 pm

    3. she reversed the sling, and where is the bandage securing them in place. The point of the sling is to immobilize the wound, she can still move it at that point.

  3. taffbrown on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 1:02 pm

    4. what is she doing – an elevated or support sling – guys if you are going to promote your training get the demo right

  4. sexyman92 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 1:22 pm

    5. this woman is slacking!

  5. getsomevideo on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 2:10 pm

    6. What a crapy job! The patient shouldn’t be helping and moving the arm. Final result at 90o and not in elevation!

  6. TRIXSTER03 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 2:54 pm

    7. Nice to meet you too.

  7. thuyuen on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 3:30 pm

    8. yaya…im From Malaysia..
    So is SJAM for me^^
    nice to meet u..

  8. TRIXSTER03 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 4:21 pm

    9. Are you in SJA? That’s a line from our Cadet Code of Chivilary.

  9. tenderheartx3 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 4:42 pm

    10. i know
    her arm is like way crooked
    these people on expertvillage sucks

  10. thuyuen on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 5:20 pm

    11. Hey, in my opinion, the matter suppose to be used is Elevation sling but not Arm Sling(shown in the video). By the way, if is a arm sling, the hand should be in 90 degree.

    Thanks

    For the service of mankind

  11. watsburning on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 6:05 pm

    12. LOL

  12. baldninja69 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 6:28 pm

    13. i would twist the end and tuck in and not use a pin

  13. DrPlum on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 7:26 pm

    14. the fold at the elbow has to be done the other way round so as not to get caught on door handles, also the safety pin should be pushed in from bottom to top in case it becomes undone. If that was the case the pin would simply fall out onto the floor

  14. Persipia on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 8:09 pm

    15. im so happy it shows this video i forgot how to put on a arm sling

  15. punxgr8 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 8:42 pm

    16. that doesnt look right xd

  16. TRIXSTER03 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 8:59 pm

    17. Also remember to recheck the patients circulation. Do a bilateral comparison of the circulation- un-injured arm to the injured arm.

  17. TRIXSTER03 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 9:49 pm

    18. Also remember to recheck the patients circulation. Do a bilateral comparison of the circulation- unijured

  18. TRIXSTER03 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 10:48 pm

    19. It does need another sling known as a (broad bandage/sling,) to make the intial sling more secure. If you didn’t have another sling, the patient could move their arm around. If done properly, the broad sling should secure the arm to ensure that it is not able to be moved around.

  19. Younis46 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 10:57 pm

    20. it doesnt need another sling to hold the arm well ??

  20. TRIXSTER03 on Tue, 1st Jun 2010 11:24 pm

    21. Remember “Point to the joint.”

  21. wilkylao on Wed, 2nd Jun 2010 12:19 am

    22. the “point of the bandage” you are referring in this video is the “APEX”.

  22. tobigforyou on Wed, 2nd Jun 2010 12:53 am

    23. you just gotta love expert village!

  23. resumeofcharm on Wed, 2nd Jun 2010 1:16 am

    24. YAY! I am glad you showed us!

  24. Proctor151 on Wed, 2nd Jun 2010 1:47 am

    25. hjwgdjwhecv
    lol

  25. wonderprop on Wed, 2nd Jun 2010 2:28 am

    26. It’s spelt “Duct”. And “tried”.

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