Bleeding

Identify the type of bleeding in this illustration.

• Venous ( Vein)

• Arterial (Artery)

• Capillary

• Coronary

Bleeding that is characterized by a steady flow of dark blood is called ___________ bleeding.

• venous

• arterial

• capillary

• internal

To stop bleeding you cannot see, you first make sure the scene is safe and put on Personal Protective Equipment.

• True

• False

Bleeding that is dark red, heavy but not spurting is considered which type?

• Artery

• Venous

• Capillary

• Coronary

Which factor is deficient in Hemophilia A?

• Factor VIII

• Factor IX

• Factor XI

• Von Willebrand factor

What is the primary treatment goal for patients with hemophilia?

• To prevent bleeding by replacing the missing clotting factor

• To increase platelet count

• To decrease the production of antibodies against clotting factors

• To enhance fibrinolysis

Hemophilia B is also known as:

• Christmas disease

• Queen Victoria's disease

• Royal disease

• New Year's disease

In most cases, what is the best way to control bleeding?

• Dress the wound.

• Apply direct pressure to the wound.

• Have a doctor apply stitches.

• Elevate the wound above the heart.

The blood from arteries is:

• Oozing

• Spurting

• Dark red

• Steady slow flow

Look at the picture, which blood vessel has been cut?

• artery

• vein

• nerve

• capillary