Controlling External Bleeding

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Controlling External Bleeding

Step 1 Direct Pressure Place sterile dressing or clean Cloth over wound Press firmly against wound with your hand

Step 2 Elevation Must be higher than heart

Step 3 Pressure Bandage Using a roller bandage, cover dressing completely, using overlapping turns Tie or tape bandage in place If blood soaks through, place additional dressing and bandage over the wound

Step 4 Call 911 This is done if the bleeding doesn't stop with the combination of all of the previous steps

Step 5 Pressure Point Maintain direct pressure and elevation Locate artery Apply pressure to artery by squeezing artery against underlying bone