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Drag and drop the different types of bleeding to the statements below
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The blood is bright red in colour and will spurt out of the wound in time with the heartbeat.
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Although this type of bleed can look quite severe these are generally not life-threatening and are easier to control.
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Bleeding is profuse and constant, and the blood is darker in colour.
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Put these actions in order when dealing with someone who is bleeding
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If you suspect arterial or venous bleeding you should wait 30 minutes before calling 999 or 112
How long should pressure be applied for when dealing with a capillary bleed?
When dealing with a wound with an embedded object, how should pressure be applied?