Bloody 'ell!
(this nosh is a bit dodgy, innit?)
Board Yer Vessels, Mateys!
Keep Calm - All Bleeding Stops Eventually
'Tis But a Flesh Wound
Bandage Schmandage
100

This watery, salty fluid carries the solid blood elements

Plasma

100

These are the smallest of the blood vessels

Capillaries

100

This type of bleeding appears as a steady flow of dark red blood

Venous bleeding
100

This type of non-penetrating trauma is caused from impact with large objects or surfaces

Blunt

100

The 3 steps to controlling external bleeding are: 1. direct pressure, 2. elevation with direct pressure, and 3. _________

Tourniquet

200

The blood carries oxygen and this chemical compound

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

200

These vessels carry blood from tissues, organs, and systems of the body back to heart

Veins

200

This type of bleeding appears as a slow oozing of bright red blood from tissues

Capillary bleeding

200

These jagged cuts have rough edges and usually occur when the skin is cut by an object that doesn't have a very sharp edge

Lacerations
200

Most external bleeding is controlled by this

Direct pressure

300

Carrying hormones, water, and salts to keep body's functions in balance describes this function of blood

Regulation

300

These vessels carry blood away from the heart to tissues, organs, and systems of the body.

Arteries

300

This type of bleeding appears as a bright red spurting action with each beat of the heart

Arterial bleeding

300

An injury in which the skin not broken is called this

A closed wound
300

Check these three things before and after bandaging

Distal circulation, sensation, and motor function

400

Protection against disease-causing organisms describes this function of blood

Defense

400

The vessels that carry oxygen-poor blood from your heart to your lungs are called these

 Pulmonary arteries

400

The severity of blood loss is based on the patient's signs and symptoms and an estimation of this

Visible blood loss

400

Objects such as knives, nails, and ice picks (oddly specific) tearing through skin and usually proceeding in a straight line will cause this type of injury

Punctures

400

Do not elevate these injuries when attempting to control bleeding

Fractures to extremities or spinal injuries

500

Carrying food to tissues describes this function of blood

Nutrition

500

The vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood from your lungs to your heart are called these

Pulmonary veins

500

The body's automatic response to bleeding is blood clotting and this action of the blood vessels 

Constriction

500

Tearing loose or tearing off of large flaps of skin is a characteristic of this type of injury

Avulsion

500

These dressings are treated with a specialized chemical that promote clotting when placed onto a wound

Hemostatic dressings 

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