Bleeding should usually be stopped by?

Question

A applying a bandage to the wound
B waiting for it to stop on its own
C administering artificial respiration
D a doctor
E applying pressure to the wound

Answer 1

E. Use anything, even your hand to help stop the blood flow.

Answer 2

first of all, is it a scratch or a huge gash?
if the latter, go to a frigin hospital

if small, apply pressure, then clean with alcohol (it will sting a bit), [if continues to bleed after a minute or 2 of pressure, go to doctor or hospital] then apply an antibiotic cream on the cut (like neosporin), and then put a bandage on.

Answer 3

E. applying pressure to the wound.

Answer 4

The correct order as follows:

Pressure
Elevation
Tourniquet (last choice, since it will hinder most blood flow to the body part below the tourniquet, hence leave it without adequate oxygenation for perfusion... leading to tissue death).

Out of the multiple choices listed, go with E.

Answer 5

E, applying pressure

Answer 6

With a bandage first...if not controlled apply another dressing.
After that elevate. If that does not work, then its direct pressure and elevate.

Answer 7

A if it needs it
D if severe and especially if something is sticking out (ie a knife stuck in deep)
E if it is bad and there is nothing sticking out of the wound.

Answer 8

E. pressure helps to clot the blood

Answer 9

e - applying pressure

Answer 10

Yes, definitely E.