What do you know

What do you know? Are you ready to support a person suffereing a catestrophic bleed?

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Which question is true regarding personal safety?

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Your safety is your first priority

It is important to always help, even if it puts you at risk

After determining your safety and assessing for a safe environment, what should you do next?

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Check for hidden wounds

Call 999 or direct someone to call 999

Apply pressure to the wounds

Look for a tourniquet

Which of the following are things to look out for while helping the victim?

Select all that apply

Large amounts of bleeding

Blood that begins pooling

Hidden bleeding that may be covered by clothing

What materials can be used for the packing of a wound?

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Towel

Dishcolth

Gauze

T-shirt

All the above

What are the three known types of bleeding?

Arterial Bleeding

Capillary Bleeding

Venous Bleeding

Varicose Bleeding

Nose Bleed

What are the proper steps to apply a tourniquet?

Apply the tourniquet 2-3 inches above the wound (away from any bony area or joint), tighten until bleeding stops, dont remove until help arrives

Apply the tourniquet on the nearest joint to the wound, tighten until bleeding stops, dont remove until help arrives

Apply the tourniquet on the wound, tighten until the bleeding stops, dont remove until help arrives

Apply the tourniquet 2-3 inches above the wound (away from any bony area or joint), tighten until bleeding stops, remove once bleeding stops

When should the tourniquet be removed?

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When the first responders arrive

The tourniquet should not be removed

1 hour after it has been put in place

As soon as the bleeding slows noticeably

What should you do if the first tourniquet does not adequately stop the bleeding?

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Replace all dressings before re-attempting tourniquet placement

Loosen and re-tighten the tourniquet

Apply a second tourniquet 2-3 inches above the first tourniquet

Completely remove the tourniquet

How may item are included in the Daniel Baird Bleed Control kit?

4

6

5

10

The image states where a tourniquet

Should be applied

Should not be applied

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