Bleeding 101

Bleeding 101 covers the basics of bleeding injuries. This course prepares someone to handle bleeding issues anywhere from nosebleeds to life threatening amputations.

Course Length: 1.5 hours


Summery Overview:

Bleeding Control

  • Introduction to injuries and the importance of safety
  • Scene Size-up, legal aspects, prevention of disease transmission
  • Types of Injuries: nosebleeds, abrasions, lacerations, avulsions, amputations
  • Wound Care: applying pressure, bandaging, tourniquets, packing
  • Documentation
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