This document provides instructions for treating bleeding wounds and internal bleeding. It outlines steps to stop severe bleeding such as applying direct pressure to the wound and elevating the wound above heart level. Signs of internal bleeding include vomiting blood, blood in urine or stools. The document advises seeking immediate medical help for internal bleeding or if the person is unconscious or bleeding from the mouth.

2. Let’s watch this video first.
How to Treat a Bleeding Arm
Wound.mp4

3.  Locate
the injury.
 Stop the bleeding!
 Determine the need for a doctor
 Remove foreign debris
 Sterilize the wound
 Apply a dressing and bandage to the
wound

4. STEPS TO STOP SEVERE BLEEDING
1.Lie down.
2.Remove any debris
3.Apply pressure steadily
4.Apply firm pressure directly to the
wound until the bleeding stops
5.Look for seepage from the wound.
6.Monitor the breathing.

5. A
bleeding open wound in the head , neck,
arm, or leg should be raised above heart
level and direct pressure continued.

6. - refers to an area
on the human body
that may produce
significant pain or
other effects when
manipulated in a
specific manner.

7.  INTERNAL BLEEDING
• bleeding that can't be seen
on the outside of the body,
medical personnel tend to
use terms that describe
more precisely where
inside the body the
bleeding is found.
• Signs of Internal Bleeding:
-vomited or coughed-up
blood
-blood in the urine or
stools

8.  1.
If the person is unconcious, vomiting, or
bleeding from the mouth, place the person
on her/his side to prevent choking.
 2. Keep the person comfortably warm.
 3. DO NOT let the person eat or drink.
 4. Get medical help immediately.