Difference between Treated and Bandaged

TREATED vs BANDAGED: ADJECTIVE

Made hard or flexible or resilient especially by heat treatment
(of a specimen for study under a microscope) treated with a reagent or dye that colors only certain structures
Given medical care or treatment
Subjected to a physical (or chemical) treatment or action or agent

Proofed, Annealed, Doped, Activated, Burnt, Baked, Stained, Bound, Fumed, Burned, Tempered, Aerated, Dressed, Bandaged, Dosed

Lacerated, Wincing, Limping, Clasping, Amputated, Clutched, Grimacing, Scabbed, Swollen, Dazed, Bruised, Splinted, Bloodied, Bound, Treated

Proofed, Annealed, Doped, Activated, Burnt, Baked, Stained, Bound, Fumed, Burned, Tempered, Aerated, Dressed, Bandaged, Dosed

Lacerated, Wincing, Limping, Clasping, Amputated, Clutched, Grimacing, Scabbed, Swollen, Dazed, Bruised, Splinted, Bloodied, Bound, Treated

Staff and management are treated in Housekeeping and other departments are treated in a helpful and cooperative way.
In his third subject, Pun Chi compares how foreigners are treated in China to how the Chinese are being treated in California.
European cards are treated the same way that domestic cards are treated.
They told us we were treated that way because the legal procedures say those who have committed murders are being treated that way.
And so He treated Solomon and his sin differently than He treated Saul.
We treated the array in the exact similar way as we had treated normal variables.
Joseph was treated worst by his own family than any of us have almost surely ever been treated, or ever will be.
Nontreponemal titers of treated patients or those who have been reinfected, do not decrease rapidly compared to patients treated in early infection.
It should be noted that when treated with typical adult protocols, the AYA population represents only a small number of total patients being treated.
There was no difference in thoserates for women treated with artemisinins compared to those treated with quinine.