If I'm out of medical tape, and have a wound to treat, how can I improvise, using duct tape?

Medical tape is actually a sticky tape with a piece of fabric inside, so I could slice a piece of clothing (I assume, cotton would be preferable?), cover the wound with it, and wrap with a duct tape so that it holds.

What should I take into account when doing such improvised medical tape? Are there any dangers of using duct tape, for example, ischemia because it's less flexible than real medical tape?

If I'm out of adhesive bandage, and have a wound to treat, how can I improvise, using duct tape?

Adhesive bandage is actually a sticky tape with a piece of fabric inside, so I could slice a piece of clothing (I assume, cotton would be preferable?), cover the wound with it, and wrap with a duct tape so that it holds.

What should I take into account when doing such improvised bandage? Are there any dangers of using duct tape, for example, ischemia because it's less flexible than real bandage?

If I'm out of medical tape, and have a wound to treat, how can I improvise, using the duct tape?

Medical tape is actually a sticky tape with a piece of fabric inside, so I could slice a piece of clothing (I assume, cotton would be preferable?), cover the would with it, and wrap with a duct tape so that it holds.

What should I take into account when doing such improvised medical tape? Are there any dangers of using duct tape, for example, ischemia because it's less flexible than real medical tape?

If I'm out of medical tape, and have a wound to treat, how can I improvise, using duct tape?

Medical tape is actually a sticky tape with a piece of fabric inside, so I could slice a piece of clothing (I assume, cotton would be preferable?), cover the wound with it, and wrap with a duct tape so that it holds.

What should I take into account when doing such improvised medical tape? Are there any dangers of using duct tape, for example, ischemia because it's less flexible than real medical tape?