Most injuries are preventable. There are general rules: a person must always remember his own safety. Hazardous situations or activities should be avoided. Use the necess ...
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Take the following measures to reduce the risk of disease transmission when stopping bleeding:1. Do not touch the wound unprotectedhands. Between your hand and the woundp ...
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If the surface layer of the skin is damaged, everything possible should be done to prevent infection from entering the body. The best primary defense is to wash the damag ...
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External bleeding is caused by damage to blood vessels, allowing blood to leak to the surface of the skin. Minor bleeding, such as from minor cuts, usually stops on its o ...
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The intensity of bleeding depends on the type of damaged blood vessel. Arterial bleeding is characterized by:• rapid and large bleeding;• severe pain in the injured part ...
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The method of pressing arteries at a distance is another way to stop arterial bleeding. It is used in conjunction with direct pressure on the wound. This method involves ...
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You can recognize the first signs of infection, which may occur in the next two days after the injury:• the area around the wound swells, turns red andbecomes warmer to t ...
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Wash the wound with an antiseptic solution or clean water and soap.• To clean contaminated wounds, usethen a clean napkin or sterile swabseparately for each wound: always ...
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Signs and symptoms of internal bleedingInternal bleeding is much more difficult to detect than external bleeding, because its signs and symptoms are not as expressive and ...
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