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An accident victim has a wound that is spurting out blood?
If it is spurting, an artery has been cut and there is no time to lose. The bleeding must be stopped very quickly or the patient will die.
What type of bleeding injury is it when you cut your self and have heavy bleeding?
It depends where exactly you cut yourself. I'm not a doctor, but if it's really heavy bleeding it could be a severed artery.
When you injure ourselves where does the blood come from veins or arteries?
Mostly veins or tiny artery's. If you cut an artery you will have a pulsating bleeding
Can a Repairbe made on a cut pulmonary artery?
When a pulmonary artery has been cut, this can cause excessive bleeding. A cut pulmonary artery can be repaired through open heart surgery.
To stop severe bleeding of the arm which pressure point do you use?
To stop bleeding of the arm press on the brachial artery.
How does blood flow through a cut vein differ from blood flow through a cut artery?
Arteries are larger and have more power from the heart therefore arterial bleeding is more profuse than bleeding from a vein.
To stop severe bleeding of the arm which pressure-point artery should you press on?
To stop bleeding of the arm press on the brachial artery.
How will the blood flow out in case an artery is cut?
how will blood flow out in case an artery is cut
What is arterial bleeding is?
It is a blood clot in an artery.
To stop bleeding in the arm which pressure-point artery should you press on?
To stop severe bleeding in the arm, which pressure-point artery should you press on?
To stop sever bleeding of the upper leg which pressure -point artery should you press on?
Femoral artery.
How much blood does someone lose when he get a big cut?
That depends entirely on the size of the cut and what gets cut. Hit an artery and they can die in a couple minutes. A slash across the ribs could ooze for a long time and never really be a problem. That is entirely dependent on the following conditions: Time of bleeding, diameter of the artery or vein, location of the artery or vein. Blood pressure at that moment. Viscosity of blood, extension of the cut, and perhaps some more factors.
