Wounds and Bleeding
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The document discusses wounds, bleeding, and first aid treatment. It defines open and closed wounds and their characteristics. It describes how to treat amputations and severed body parts. The objectives of wound care are to control bleeding and prevent infection through cleaning and dressing. Signs of bleeding include rapid pulse and pale skin. Methods to control bleeding include applying direct pressure, elevation, and pressure points. Proper care includes washing, cleaning, dressing, and bandaging wounds while maintaining pressure and circulation.
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