Concentrated Direct Pressure

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Concentrated Direct Pressure 10

Diffuse Direct Pressure Apply pressure with a gloved hand & dressing. 10

Diffuse Direct Pressure continued Continue to apply pressure until dressing is effective. 10

…if there is no pain, swelling or deformity. Elevate the extremity... …if there is no pain, swelling or deformity. 1

Pressure points can be used to control bleeding. Brachial Radial Femoral 1

Attempt to stop bleeding with direct pressure, elevation and pressure point. 10

The last-resort method for the control of bleeding is a tourniquet... …which is rarely needed. 1

Using a BP cuff as a tourniquet. 10

To control epistaxis, lean the patient forward and pinch the nostrils. 1

Blood loss associated with musculoskeletal injuries. Pelvis 300-3000mL Humerus 75mL Tibia 225mL Rib 50mL Femur 600-1500 mL 1