Make sure you are up to date on your Tetanus shot.
Major Wounds
Apply constant pressure to a severely bleeding wound using a sterile dressing (if possible). Call 9-1-1. Until professional help arrives, hold a constant pressure on the wound for at least twenty minutes. Do not press directly on the wound if there is a foreign object in the wound, such as glass, but apply pressure along the wound area. Do not move the affected limb if you suspect any broken bones or dislocations. With a splint (if possible) immobilize the affected area. As soon as possible, dress the wound with a sterile non-sticking material and stay with the victim until professional help arrives.
First Aid Safety Tips:
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Fragment can be used as a noun or verb.A large fragment of the broken glass became embedded in the rug.Over time, a crystal may grow, or it may fragment into smaller pieces.
A large glass typically holds around 16 to 20 ounces of liquid.
A large group of glass.
Yes. Large hail can easily break glass.
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because if you walk on a large piece of glass then there is a possibility to cut your self alot but if you are on a small piece of glass then you probably you will not cut yourself
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A refracting telescope.
Safety Measures for Glass DoorsOther than mere decoration, stickers on a large glass (a door or a large window) will indicate that the glass is there and help prevent anyone from walking or bumping into it. Under some lighting conditions, it is nearly impossible to see transparent window glass. This is one reason why sliding glass doors are now made of safety glass, highly tempered glass, or plexiglass.
Health information management is NOT a large part of today's healthcare facility.
The answer depends on how large the glass is: there is no standard size.