Stop the Bleed Lesson Plan

What are the three methods to effectively stop bleeding as mentioned in the Stop the Bleed Lesson Plan?

• Direct pressure, wound packing, and bandages

• Direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquets

• Tourniquets, bandages, and slings

• Pressure points, wound packing, and elevation

During a disaster, what are the two major killers that one should address while triaging survivors?

• Bleeding and airway obstruction

• Bleeding and shock

• Fractures and bleeding

• Airway obstruction and fractures

What is the purpose of packing a wound with gauze according to the lesson plan?

• To absorb the blood and keep the wound clean

• To apply pressure and stop the bleeding

• To pack the wound until it is healed

• To prepare the wound for a tourniquet application

What will the students do after taking a written exam according to the lesson plan?

• They will provide feedback on the lesson.

• They will perform the three methods rapidly while being timed.

• They will assist in demonstrating the methods to the class.

• They will begin triage on actual survivors.

In a scenario where someone has a gaping head wound, which method is effective in stopping the bleed if direct pressure is the only option?

• Applying a tourniquet

• Elevating the legs

• Direct pressure on the wound

• Using a cold compress