The phrase "adhesive plaster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of bandage that sticks to the skin and is used to cover wounds.
Example: "After cutting my finger, I applied an adhesive plaster to protect the wound from infection."
Alternatives: "band-aid" or "sticky bandage".
She also said le sparadrap (but she pronounced it 'o sparatràp), the adhesive plaster that had to be put on the cut I'd gotten while I read and was Berthe when I fell contre la patère de cuivre.
The wounds were closed using 3-0 atraumatic sutures, then disinfected using betaisodona solution and finally covered with sterile adhesive plaster.
After 24 h of exposure period, the elastic bandage, the adhesive plaster, the plastic sheet and the gauze were removed by taking care not to damage the skin, and the test site was rinsed with distilled water.
On day 1, the extract (0.5 g) moistened with distilled water was evenly applied to the test sites of group 1 animals and the skin was covered with a gauze patch, plastic sheet and a non-irritant adhesive plaster.
Preferably with a friend's help, put on adhesive plaster around the bottom of your fingernail then around the top and side.
THERE are many ways to treat external bleeding from simple adhesive plasters to complicated lasers.
Rashes due to adhesive plasters and tape were identified in four cases in the conventional cohort, but none were observed in the wrap therapy cohort.
In this case, a simplified test object also allows the fundamental characteristics which are common to all cartonnage of interest papyrus and ink to be extracted from the complexities of adhesives, plaster, paint, and changes which occur over time, thereby allowing contributions from different variables to be assessed individually.
The main variable costs are the dialyzer, bicarbonate concentrate, blood line, normal saline, syringes, gauze sterile, needles, adhesive wound plaster, spirit, iodine, sterile gloves, disposable mask, apron, bed sheets and the anticoagulation heparin.
Small blisters can be covered with an adhesive bandage (plaster), while larger ones can be covered with a gauze pad or surgical dressing, taped gently into place with medical tape.
Thoroughly drying the wall is important for the sake of the adhesive, but plaster is also fairly porous, so mildew and similar problems may develop if you allow it to stay damp.
