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FA Bleeding

1. Use protection and identify hazards before approaching the victim. Check for foreign objects in wounds but do not remove them. Immobilize injured areas and apply direct pressure to stop bleeding. 2. Carefully examine wounds and remove clothing to assess the injury. Dress wounds with appropriate bandages and dressings, applying pressure. 3. Clean up by washing with soap and water if exposed to blood. Dispose of contaminated materials properly and seek help for open wounds or eye exposure to blood.

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FA Bleeding

1. Use protection and identify hazards before approaching the victim. Check for foreign objects in wounds but do not remove them. Immobilize injured areas and apply direct pressure to stop bleeding. 2. Carefully examine wounds and remove clothing to assess the injury. Dress wounds with appropriate bandages and dressings, applying pressure. 3. Clean up by washing with soap and water if exposed to blood. Dispose of contaminated materials properly and seek help for open wounds or eye exposure to blood.

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FIRST AID

GUIDE 1 Use Protection


1. Your safety should always come first. Check for any
2 Identify and
Examine
1. Have the victim sit down. Reassure the victim and get
3 Use Direct
Pressure
1. When profuse bleeding occurs, you need to act fast.
hazards before approaching the victim. their consent.
2. Using your gloved hand, apply direct pressure to the
2. Use gloves as a protective barrier. If you do not have 2. Carefully expose wound and check for foreign objects injured area.
EXTERNAL
BLEEDING gloves, then avoid direct contact with the victim’s blood.
3. You can improvise a barrier to prevent direct contact.
(do not remove).
3. Remove any clothing that prevents examination of the
wounded area.
4. Assess the wound. If the injury is severe, call an
3. If there is a foreign object
embedded in the wound,
apply pressure around it
and call for an ambulance.
ambulance. 4. If the victim is able, allow
them to apply the direct
pressure on his own.
5. Remember, the victim

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might go into shock
Dress the if lots of blood
is lost.
Wound
1. Pick the appropriate dressing for the wound.
2. Apply the dressing directly to the wound. Bandage
firmly.

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3. Make sure the dressing is not too tight to avoid cutting
off circulation.
4. If there is a foreign object embedded in the wound,
apply a pressure bandage around it. Clean Up
5. If blood seeps through, apply No matter how many precautions you take, there is still a
another/second pad and chance that you can come in contact with body fluids of
bandage on top of the injury. the victim.
Do not remove original
1. Intact skin should serve as a

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padding and bandage.
Immobilise the Call for an ambulance.
barrier. However, if you have
breaks in your skin, ensure

Wound they are covered.


2. If you have come in contact
1. If possible, immobilise the injured area to reduce with the victim’s blood,
bleeding. wash with warm, soapy
water.
2. Continually monitor the injured area.
3. If blood comes in contact
with open skin and eyes,
wash with warm, soapy
water and seek medical
assistance immediately.
4. Contaminated gloves or bandages/dressings are a
biological hazard. Always dispose of them accordingly.

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