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1. Calm
2. Stressed
3. Scared
4. Sad

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1. Cry
2. Scream
3. Scared
4. Sad
5. Fascinated
6. Yeehawing

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1. Stitch less Stitches
2. Drug detecting Nail Polish
3. Our own makeup brand LE Tonis pina

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CloseX and Steri-Strips are other brands of “stitchless” stitches

Adhesive stitches can lessen the chances of scarring and are easier to maintain

Butterfly closures can heal smaller wounds by holding the skin together

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Stitches work to hold tissue together while it heals, until the skin, as well as the tissue, is fused back together.

Stitches are used when:

A cut is deep or gaping

Scaring might be an issue

Bleeds after 20 min of direct pressure

Feels numb or doesn’t proper functionally

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In most cases where stitches must be administered, the area is numbed to reduce the pain of the patient

The doctor may remove dead tissue in order to help the wound heal

The doctor then holds the skin together and loops the thread through it, tying a knot at the end

Surgical thread is typically made from nylon or silk, in single filaments or braided

Stitches typically need to stay in place for a couple of days to a couple of weeks before being removed

To remove stitches, the doctor clips an end and pulls them out.

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Bandaids are made from woven fabric, plastic, (PVC, polyethylene, or polyurethane,) or a latex strip.

Skin safe adhesive

2-octyl cyanoacrylate, is the preferred medical grade glue.

LiquiBand, SurgiSeal, FloraSeal, and Dermabond.

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1.  Hospital
2. Drugstores
3. Emergency kits
4. People that live in rural areas
5. Army/Military

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1. Press adhesive on either side of wound
2. Feed laces through in a criss cross pattern
3. Pull tight

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Targeted for adolescents, minorly injured adults, ect.

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https://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/getting-stitches-and-caring-for-stitches#1

https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/clozex-wound-closure-device/

https://www.thomasnet.com/articles/adhesives-sealants/types-of-medical-adhesives