Question

question 13
what is the first step in providing care for life - threatening bleeding?
call 9 - 1 - 1.
apply a bandage.
identify the source of bleeding.
check the scene for safety.
question 14
how far above the wound should a tourniquet be applied?
directly over the wound.
2 - 3 inches above the wound.
below the wound to avoid the injury site.
5 inches above the nearest joint.

Explanation:

For the first question, in first - aid, ensuring scene safety is the priority. If the scene is unsafe (e.g., in a fire or near a busy road), both the rescuer and the victim are at risk. For the second question, applying a tourniquet 2 - 3 inches above the wound helps to cut off blood flow to the wound site effectively while minimizing damage to surrounding tissues.

Answer:

Question 13: Check the scene for safety.
Question 14: 2 - 3 inches above the wound.