Bleeding & Wounds

What type of wound presents with sharp, jagged edges?

• Incision

• Laceration

• Puncture

• Abrasion

• Avulsion

Which types of wounds presents with removal of the top layers of skin?

• Incision

• Laceration

• Puncture

• Abrasion

• Avulsion

Which type of wound is the easiest to suture depending on the length or depth of wound?

• Incision

• Laceration

• Puncture

• Avulsion

• Abrasion

Which type of wound are you most concerned with the bacteria tetanus?

• Incision

• Laceration

• Puncture

• Avulsion

• Abrasion

Which type of wound presents with part of the skin hanging from where it attaches?

• Incision

• Laceration

• Puncture

• Abrasion

• Avulsion

If you were the first responder, what size of cut would you refer for sutures?

• 2 inch in depth or length

• 1 inch in depth or length

• 1/2 inches in depth or length

• 2 inches in depth or length

All are signs of infection EXCEPT:

• Swelling

• Pain

• Warmth

• Scarring

• Redness

What type of bleeding presents with blood spurting with every heart beat?

• Venous

• Arterial

• Capillary

What type of bleeding is the most common and usually occurs in the face, head or hands?

• Venous

• Arterial

• Capillary

What type of bleeding presents with steady flow of blood but easier to control?

• Venous

• Arterial

• Capillary