Learn how to control bleeding, prevent infection, and monitor for shock
Bleeding can range from minor cuts to life-threatening injuries.
The goal of first aid is to stop the bleeding, prevent infection, and monitor for shock.
| Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Capillary | Slow, oozing bleeding | Minor cuts, grazes |
| Venous | Steady, dark red blood flow | Deep cuts or lacerations |
| Arterial | Bright red, spurting blood (life-threatening) | Puncture wounds, serious trauma |
Signs include:
Action:
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