Information on bleeding Bleeding might be external or internal. If a patient has internal bleeding there may be no visible blood or other signs other than those of shock. The type of bleeding depends on what type of blood vessel has been damaged Types of bleeding:...
The condition of a collapsed or injured person may be made worse by movement, increasing pain, injury, blood loss and shock. However, if a person is lying in a dangerous area, for example on a road or railway, they may need to be moved to ensure safety. You should...
In this section you will work through the practical or ‘doing’ aspects of the DRSABCD. You will learn and practice these practical skills during your practical training session.
Bleeding can be life threatening Active bleeding should be managed as severe, life-threatening bleeding in the following situations: amputated or partially amputated limb above wrist or ankle propeller cuts, machinery accidents, gunshot wounds or similar major trauma...
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