Managing Bleeding

1. What is the first step when helping someone who is bleeding?

• Apply a tourniquet immediately

• Call emergency services and wait for help

• Apply direct pressure to the wound

• Wash the wound with soap and water

2. Why should we apply pressure to a bleeding wound?

• To make the wound hurt less

• To stop or slow the bleeding

• To clean the wound before bandaging

• To push out any dirt or debris

3. What should you do if blood soaks through the first bandage?

• Remove the first bandage and replace it with a new one

• Apply another bandage on top and continue applying pressure

• Wash the wound again and start over

• Stop applying pressure to check if the bleeding has stopped

4. Why is it important to wear gloves or use a clean cloth when giving first aid?

• To make the process look more professional

• To keep your hands clean

• To stop the bleeding faster

• To prevent infection and protect both the helper and the injured person

5. What are the three types of bleeding?

• Arterial, venous, and capillary

• External, internal, and surface bleeding

• Minor, moderate, and severe bleeding

• Primary, secondary, and tertiary bleeding