Bleeding & Soft Tissue Injuries - Lesson 2.6

Types of blood vesssels are

• Arteries

• Veins

• Capillaries

• all of the above

arteries take blood

• away from the heart

• through organs and tissues

• back to the heart

• away from the lung

Very small thin blood vessels are

• Arteries

• Veins

• Capillaries

• Valves

The blood from arteries is

• Oozing

• Spurting

• Dark red

• Steady slow flow

Laceration is

• A common injury because of grazing the skin on a rough surface.

• Deep cut in the skin which may go through the muscle tissue

• Complete removal of a tissue from the body

• When tissues tears away and the separated part show layers

Which of the following is not a step for puncture injuries

• Remove the object

• Call the ambulance

• Wear PPE

• Try to stop the bleeding

What type of soft tissue injury is this?

• Contusion
• Abrasion
• Laceration
• Scrape

What type of soft tissue injury is this?

• Amputation
• Laceration
• Avulsion
• Contusion

What are the different soft tissue - open wounds?

• Cuts, Piercings, Amputations, Bruises

• Abrasions, Lacerations, Avulsions, Punctures

• Lacerations, Piercings, Severe Bleeding, Internal Bleeding

• Avulsions, Punctures, Road Rash, Infection

Name the injury

• avulsion

• amputation

• contusion

• abrasion