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All due respect, but if bleeding control is a problem, how is improving the bandaging process not a part of that? As far as the Israeli bandage goes, if you look at my survey, I have looked into it, but it does not seem like it is without faults that can be improved.

Personal experience is honestly from bandaging accidents that I've had. One instances was an accident with a mandolin slicer, as I was trying to clean it. Due to the large number of capillaries in fingers, it was bleeding faster than I could bandage it; as soon as there was gauze on it, the...

Thank you for your reply. From what I have seen both in my research, and in my personal experience, taping a bandage around a wound sometimes can not deliver compression necessary to staunch bleeding. In instances like this, a redesign of the bandage that can deliver a constant pressure without...

Also, if you have the time to pass this survey along to your coworkers and colleagues, it would be greatly appreciated.

My name is Joshua MacEachern. I am a senior at Chapin High School in Texas, and for my Engineering culminating project I am researching ways to improve the amount of time it takes to bandage large wounds. It would be greatly appreciated if you could take five minutes of your time to take this...