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@@IpekTheGymnast The method shown in the video aims to provide a better fit by preventing creases and ensuring the plaster stays secure, especially on the finger tip. This technique can be particularly useful for active individuals or those who need a more durable solution. We understand that everyone has their preferred methods, and we’re just sharing a tip that many might find helpful. 😊 Feel free to try it out and see if it works better for you!
A very small piece of my phone glass gaurd went straight into my eyes . Even tho I cleaned my eyes with water immediately, shall i go for medical care?
@@JunieJunkie You're right! It is not the brand of Band-Aid - it is the brand of Steroplast. The type of product is what we call a plaster in the UK, but in the US you would call it a band-aid because although Band-Aid is the name of a brand, it has also become a generic term for an adhesive bandage.
Hi Yash! Great question. Change the dressing when it becomes wet or dirty to prevent infection. If it stays clean and dry, changing it every 24 to 48 hours initially to check on the wound's progress is a good rule of thumb. As healing progresses, and if there's no sign of infection, you might extend the time between changes. Always consult healthcare advice for specific situations. Thanks for watching!
It's our Steroplast Premum Elastic Fabric Plasters. They are Which recommended for their stickiness, durability and affordability: www.steroplast.co.uk/first-aid-products/premium-elastic-fabric-plasters-assorted.html
If I measure a temperature on the forehead it reads 36.6 °C but if I ask the boy to open the mouth and read the temperature there it's 38.3 °C in his throat. I clearly think he's running a fever, but can the metering give a wrong / too high temperature, because I pick it from the back of the mouth?
If you're using a regular (not infrared) thermometer, ensure it's placed correctly under the tongue for oral readings. Oral temperatures are usually higher than forehead ones and can indicate a fever if above 38°C. Double-check by measuring again, especially if using it after eating or drinking. If the temperature remains high, it could be a sign of fever. If you're still unsure, consult a medical professional if needed!
Don’t use a plastic disposable pen it will break. So will a pencil. Maybe a metal pen would work and you might get lucky with a sharpie marker like the video.
I'm not going to ask are you okay because you're clearly not, but all I'm going to say is that you'll stop one day. ❤ Whether it is soon or in a little while, you'll eventually stop I promise.
In the military they usually just teach you to place it 4 inches above the wound. And if the wound isn’t visible, Just place the tourniquet at the top of the arm, or leg and quickly tighten the tourniquet and write down the time as soon as the tourniquet is placed. This is pretty similar and a great explanation for people learning how to make a tourniquet.
