Question

question 4 of 5
which of these is an appropriate treatment for a deep, bleeding wound?
a. elevate the wound.
b. walk the person around.
c. apply a tourniquet.
d. remove any embedded object.

Explanation:

• Option A: Elevating the wound can help reduce blood flow to the area, which is a standard first - aid measure for bleeding wounds.
• Option B: Walking the person around is inappropriate as it can increase blood flow and worsen bleeding.
• Option C: Applying a tourniquet is generally a last - resort measure for life - threatening bleeding and not the first step for a deep bleeding wound.
• Option D: Removing an embedded object can cause more damage and increased bleeding.

Answer:

A. Elevate the wound.