Question

1. choose the best answer.

what is the first step you should take when someone is experiencing severe bleeding?
try to stop the bleeding using a nearby rag.
ignore the injury and wait for medical help to arrive.
run to find the bleeding control station.
call 911 for help and find an adult to assist you, if possible.

1. select all that apply.

which two parts of the body where tourniquets can be used to treat severe bleeding?
neck
leg
groin
arm

Explanation:

Question 10 (Multiple Choice)

When someone has severe bleeding, the first priority is to get professional help. Trying to stop with a rag (first option) may not be effective or safe. Ignoring (second) is wrong. Finding a bleeding control station (third) takes time; calling 911 and getting an adult (fourth) is the right first step as it ensures help is on the way and adult assistance.

Tourniquets are used on limbs (arm, leg) to control severe bleeding. Neck and groin have vital structures/are not typical limb areas for tourniquets (neck has major blood vessels and airway, groin has femoral artery but tourniquets on groin are less common than limbs; standard is arm and leg for tourniquets in basic first aid for severe bleeding).

Answer:

D. Call 911 for help and find an adult to assist you, if possible.

Question 11 (Select All That Apply)