bandage

Object

• wound: Susie cuts her hand accidentally in the workshop, and Ian takes her off the infirmary: Kate is called to bandage the wound.
• limb: When bandaging limbs, the foot should be included or it may swell up.
• knee: He has deformed limbs, and he's pushing himself along the ground with his bandaged knees and ankles.
• leg: When you return home you don't wan't kitty using your bandaged leg for a scratching post.

Converse of object

• elasticate: There will be a dressing and an elasticated bandage over the operation sites, applying pressure to assist with healing.
• wrap: Finally I wrapped the bandage around the knee to hold them all in place.
• apply: Once the dressing is in place, apply a bandage using several moderately tight turns.
• wear: For the first week after the operation they will need to wear a large support bandage to stop them bending the leg.

Adjective modifier

• tubular: Both groups had a tubular bandage applied over the compression bandage to keep it in place.
• triangular: FIRST AID Show you know how to stop bleeding by using direct pressure and show two uses of a triangular bandage.
• elastic: Therefore, an elastic compression bandage should maintain the sub bandage pressure over a given period.
• cohesive: For birds we suggest the addition of a cohesive bandage, we find these ideal for wrapping birds instead of adhesive bandages.
• bloody: Tattered, bloody bandages hold the abomination together where magic cannot.
• magnetic: Evaluation of the evidence base for magnetic bandages to heal wounds Where does the evidence come from?

Noun used with modifier

• short-stretch: However, there remains the debate on short-stretch bandage use in the immobile patient.
• crepe: Material with vellum bindings should be wrapped in crepe bandages to prevent distortion.
• four-layer: It was concluded that venous leg ulcers treated with a four-layer bandage healed more quickly than those treated with a short-stretch bandage.
• compression: A compression bandage may be helpful well beyond the period of acute swelling.
• stretch: Short stretch bandages are then applied, sometimes in several layers, to provide a graduated pressure profile, reducing from distal to proximal.
• plaster: The initial mold will then lie securely in the plaster bandage casing.