Bleeding heavily
Learn how to help someone who is bleeding heavily.
Learning objectives
- Learn how to recognise when someone is bleeding heavily
- Learn the key action to help when someone is bleeding heavily
- Practise applying the key action to a known situation in a role play
- Share something creative to inform others how they can help someone who is bleeding heavily
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What to do if someone is bleeding heavily
Step 1.
Put pressure on the wound with whatever is available to stop or slow down the flow of blood (your hand, a cloth, or some clothing).
Step 2.
Call 999 as soon as possible, or get someone else to do it.
Step 3.
Keep pressure on the wound until help arrives.
Can you help someone who is bleeding heavily?
Learn
These activities help young people learn what to do when someone is bleeding heavily.
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Bleeding heavily – learn activity
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Bleeding heavily – learner skill guide
Practise
These activities help young people practise how to help someone who is bleeding heavily.
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First aid skill - practise activity ideas
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Bleeding heavily - practise role play
Share and remember
These activities help young people to remember the key actions and share their knowledge with others.
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