Q. Pressure on the wound should slow the bleeding

Q. When bandaging the wound, you only need to cover the bleeding wound itself

Q. To stop bleeding you cannot see, you first make sure the scene is safe and put on Personal Protective Equipment.

Q. If you do not know how to give CPR, do not attempt anything

Q. If bleeding does not slow or come to a stop with pressure, a tourniquet will be useful to restrict blood flow to the wound

Q. Which of the following scenarios would require a tourniquet?

Q. Which of the following cases would you NOT apply pressure at all?

Q. Signs of good circulation around a pressure bandage include all of the following except

Q. It is always best to use a tourniquet to stop bleeding?

Q. Internal bleeding is usually not life-threatening because there is no blood loss from the body.

Q. To stop external bleed you should

Q. Children will go into shock faster than adults with blood loss.

Q. How do you treat a bleeding wound

Q. You respond to a 37 year old female that was involved in a single vehicle rollover crash. She is unresponsive with heavy bleeding from her left leg. Categorize the proper order of treatment.