Question

question 9
what is the correct method for tightening a windlass rod tourniquet?
twist until bleeding stops or you cannot twist further.
twist once and stop to avoid pain.
twist until the patient says it is tight enough.
twist and immediately release to prevent over - tightening.
question 10
why should a tourniquet not be loosened after being applied?
it will cause permanent damage to the skin.
only medical professionals should handle a tourniquet.
it is no longer needed once bleeding stops.
it causes swelling if loosened.

Explanation:

For Question 9: A windlass rod tourniquet is tightened by twisting until bleeding stops or further twisting is not possible. This ensures effective control of bleeding.
For Question 10: Once a tourniquet is applied, loosening it can cause permanent damage to the skin due to the disruption of the clotting process and potential re - bleeding which can lead to ischemia - reperfusion injury.

Answer:

Question 9: Twist until bleeding stops or you cannot twist further.
Question 10: It will cause permanent damage to the skin.