Ruling on wiping over a bandage during the full ritual bath and the ablution

Question:
What is the ruling regarding a bandage? Is it wiped over when performing the full ritual bath for major ritual impurity? And is it wiped over during the ablution if it is on one of the parts washed in the ablution?

Answer:
Yes, and it is called a cast or a bandage. Likewise, the one placed on the back, or the abdomen, or the side: if he has major ritual impurity, it is sufficient for the water to run over it; if he runs water over it, that is sufficient. And if it is in the place of the ablution on the foot, wiping over it is sufficient. And on the forearm, wiping over it is sufficient. He wipes over it when washing the forearm if it is on the forearm, and if it is on the face when washing the face, and if it is on the foot, he passes water over it and wipes it with water when washing the foot. That is sufficient, and he does not need to perform dry ablution with it.