Managing a Laceration with Arterial Bleeding Most Often Requires

question 22

Multiple Choice

Managing a laceration with arterial bleeding most often requires:

• A) cauterization.
• B) a tourniquet.
• C) PASG.
• D) direct pressure.

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Definitions:

Tender Lymph Nodes

Lymph nodes that are swollen and painful, often indicating an infection or inflammation in the body.

Joint Pain

refers to discomfort, aches, and soreness in any of the body’s joints, which can arise from various causes including arthritis, injury, or other conditions.

Chemical Barrier

A form of defense mechanism in the body or environment, involving chemicals to deter or neutralize harmful agents.

Spleen

An abdominal organ that assists in the production and removal of blood cells.