Understanding Nosebleeds

The video explores the topic of nosebleeds, starting with a personal experience. It explains that nosebleeds are common and usually not painful, caused by blood vessels in the nose being close to the surface. Various causes such as dry air and physical irritation are discussed. The video provides steps to stop a nosebleed, emphasizing staying calm and using tissues. It concludes by encouraging viewers to ask questions and seek help from adults if needed.

What was the initial reaction of Squeaks when the narrator got a nosebleed?

• Squeaks was worried.

• Squeaks was excited.

• Squeaks was angry.

• Squeaks was indifferent.

What are the small holes in our nose called?

• Veins

• Nostrils

• Pores

• Ears

Why are the blood vessels in our nostrils more prone to bleeding?

• They are close to the surface.

• They are very deep.

• They are very strong.

• They are not present in the nostrils.

What is a common cause of nosebleeds related to the air?

• Humid air

• Dry air

• Warm air

• Polluted air

What should you avoid doing to prevent scratching the inside of your nose?

• Picking your nose

• Blowing your nose

• Breathing through your mouth

• Washing your face

What is the first step to take when you have a nosebleed?

• Call an ambulance

• Lie down immediately

• Stay calm and find tissues

• Panic and run around

Where should you pinch your nose to help stop a nosebleed?

• At the tip of the nose

• On the chin

• Right under the bony part

• On the forehead

How long should you typically wait for a nosebleed to stop after pinching your nose?

• 30 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 1 minute

What should you do with the tissues after a nosebleed stops?

• Keep them for later use

• Wash and reuse them

• Burn them

• Throw them away

What should you do if you have questions about nosebleeds?

• Keep them to yourself

• Search online without guidance

• Ask a grown-up or leave a comment

• Ignore them