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American Red Cross

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Chapter 29

Chapter 29. Bleeding and Shock. Topics. 29. The Circulatory System External Bleeding Internal Bleeding Shock (Hypoperfusion) Enrichment. Introduction. 29. Active external or internal bleeding can be an extremely graphic, as well as life threatening emergency.

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Wilderness First Aid

Wilderness First Aid. Basic Essentials. Hat Sunscreen Insect Repellant Boots Long pants (long sleeves) Rain gear Meat Tenderizer. Hydration. Did you know that if you're thirsty, you're already partially dehydrated? Drink to prevent thirst, not to quench it.

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First Aid and Emergency Procedures

First Aid and Emergency Procedures. Standard 3 Objective 1 / CDA Goal 1 PAGE 3 and 4. HI ECE 1B STUDENT!. THERE IS MORE INFORMATION ON THESE SLIDES THAN YOU WILL BE ASKED TO WRITE DOWN. THE ANSWERS TO YOUR ECE 1B REVIEW GUIDE ARE NUMBERED ON THE FOLLOWING SLIDES.

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Wounds and Bleeding

Wounds and Bleeding. classification. Wounds are classified into two large groups - open wound - closed wound. More about wounds?. An injury, especially one in which the skin or another external surface is torn, pierced, cut, or otherwise broken. www.thefreedictionary.com Types of wounds

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MANAGEMENT

MANAGEMENT. EXTERNAL BLEEDING, INTERNAL BLEEDING AND SHOCK UNIT 6. EXTERNAL BLEEDING. MANAGEMENT APPLY GLOVES APPLY DIRECT PRESSURE ELEVATE INJURED AREA APPLY INDIRECT PRESSURE MONITOR VITALS; ACTIVATE EMS IF NEEDED * HAVE CLASS PERFORM SKILLS. INTERNAL BLEEDING SIGNS/SYMPTOMS.

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