You need to apply pressure, if that doesn't work, get professional help. Dressing is used to keep a wound clean and protect it from further injury.
control the bleeding by the application of a pressure dressing.
The purpose of a pressure dressing is to stop the blood flow from a wound.
Apply direct pressure with a sterile dressing on top of the wound.
Direct pressure is the first and most effective method to control bleeding. In many cases, bleeding can be controlled by applying pressure directly (Fig. 3-1) to the wound. Place a sterile dressing or clean cloth on the wound, tie a knot or adhere tape directly over the wound, only tight enough to control bleeding. If bleeding is not controlled, apply another dressing over the first or apply direct pressure with your hand or fingers over the wound. Direct pressure can be applied by the casualty or a bystander. Under no circumstances is a dressing removed once it has been applied.Raising (elevation) of an injured arm or leg (extremity) above the level of the heart will help control bleeding.
well.... platelets are found in your body when you get a cut they thicken or clot and help you from bleeding too much....
A bandage. I know that is a question on a CBT. A bandage is not to be confused with a "dressing" - which is used mainly to dress the wound and control bleeding.
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To reduce bleeding if you apply a pressure dressing. And in any case, to reduce contamination of the wound.
Not if it was applied in the field as an emergency dressing. You may disrupt the clotting or expose it to contaminants.
A tourniquet. Arterial bleeding can't be stopped with a field dressing.
There is only one way you can get control of bleeding. You will have to put pressure on the wound.
Since the Airman is conscious and breathing normally, you decide to take a look at the leg injury. You determine that you really need to control the bleeding. In many cases, you can control bleeding by applying pressure directly to the wound. Using the victim's dressing, you apply direct pressure to the leg wound.