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Bleeding – External

External bleeding First aid (pressure) bandage or in extreme situation TREATMENT OF PROFUSE BLEEDING First aid (pressure) bandage or in extreme situation Apply pressure directly on to the wound Elevate the affected part Lay the casualty down Utmost – application of tourniquet Be aware of your own safety!!! Flegel, 2004

First aid (pressure) bandage 2-3 turnings of bandage pressure layer sterile wound dressing bandage turnings of bandage Vessels ČČK, 2003

Treatment of superficial wounds – excoriations First aid: clean with water, use soap, brush disinfection Kelnarová, 2007. 1.díl Beware of disinfectant containing iodine!! sterile wound dressing

Foreign bodies in the wounds don´t pull out the foreign body – it may be acting as a partial plug, the foreign body averting larger loss of blood place sterile dressing either side still the patient eventually set against sliding Dialling of Emergency Medical Service 155 FOTO: Turin, 2008

Nose, mouth and ear bleeding nosebleeds – the head forward pinch the casualty´s nose just beneath the bridge mouthbleeds - the head forward when tooth is knocked out of socket, bite a tampon earbleeds – do no tamponade let the blood leak out loose 3x Kelnarová, 2007.1.díl

…and sport sometimes hurts Treatment of external bleeding… and always watch for other symptoms! Consciousness of the patient, pain, pulse… Give every detail you know to the ambulance crew! MAFA, 2007