If their is blood or brain matter only at the head how would one get blood in their fingernails and hands?

Question

Another question dealing with brain matter, if one brain matter is on ground, And CPR wasn't giving, how wwould one get blood in finger nails and or hands

Answer 1

1. The answer you gave 'best answer' marks to on your previous question was wrong. You try CPR no matter what, unless the blood is being forced out with each compression. Massive head trauma is bad, death is worse.

Also, you DO NOT do CPR or Rescue Breathing on someone who is breathing, period.

2. If it is a head trauma, blood and other matter is splattered. Touching the head (say, to check the wound), etc. could do it.

3. It sounds like you are tap-dancing around a big issue here- your other questions make it sound like you are involvedin something of a legal situation.

You are not going to get helpful answers until you start asking better questions. What do you REALLY want to know here?

Answer 2

If brain matter is on the ground, the hands don't matter anymore.

When a person goes into shock, the peripheral circulation shuts down. There wouldn't be much blood going to the hands.

That's why we look at capillary refill in the fingernails. If it's slow, we know the peripheral circulation is poor.

What's with the pre-occupation with brain matter on the ground?

Answer 3

What???? I think you need to clarify a bit better what you are asking.