A casualty is bleeding badly from a wound. What is the first thing to do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Press firmly on the wound with a clean pad and raise the limb if possible
- Step 1: Pressure slows blood loss. Step 2. Do not remove objects, because they may be plugging the wound. Answer: Press firmly on the wound with a clean pad and raise the limb if possible. Why not the others: Tight bands cut off blood supply, and drinks are unsafe.
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