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Step AcUon
7 Secure the stick so the tourniquet stays tight.
8 Note what time the tourniquet was placed.
9 Get medical help as soon as possible.
FYI Figure 19. A tourniquet applied to a leg.
Important Most first aid kits have a triangular bandage. This is ideal for making a
tourniquet.
2. Wounds
Leave all dressings on as you add more.
What You
Will Learn In this section we'll cover
Bleeding From the Nose
Bleeding From the Mouth
Tooth Injuries
Eye Injuries
Penetrating and Puncturing Objects
Amput a tion
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Step AcUon
7 Secure the stick so the tourniquet stays tight.
8 Note what time the tourniquet was placed.
9 Get medical help as soon as possible.
FYI Figure 19. A tourniquet applied to a leg.
Important Most first aid kits have a triangular bandage. This is ideal for making a
tourniquet.
2. Wounds
Leave all dressings on as you add more.
What You
Will Learn In this section we'll cover
Bleeding From the Nose
Bleeding From the Mouth
Tooth Injuries
Eye Injuries
Penetrating and Puncturing Objects
Amput a tion
41
