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FIRST-AID-BASICS5 MIN READ

Bleeding Control Under Interruptions

Maintain direct pressure and emergency activation despite common bleeding-control distractions.

Heavy bleeding Sol has heavy thigh bleeding after a shelf bracket cut. Nora is first to help. The skill is not knowing pressure once. It is keeping pressure while the room interrupts. Bleed control Pressure stays on while other tasks orbit it A severe bleed is a circulation threat. Direct pressure, emergency activation, and monitoring for shock are the core pathway. Interrupt peek, move, document The team helps without stealing pressure from the wound. If the bleeding is severe, pressure is the center of the scene. 01 Pressure 02 Call 03 Shock First action Blood is soaking through the first…

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