Perform First Aid for Bleeding of an Extremity Reviews
Quick Review 6
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&pageText=You have applied the pressure dressing to the wound but the bleeding continues. Your next step is to apply a tourniquet. Before applying a tourniquet, you need to identify the characteristics and materials you should use when improvising a tourniquet. First, click on the characteristics in the graphic that make a good tourniquet, and then click on the materials in the graphic you could use to make a tourniquet. Click the Done button when you are finished.& &lure1=Strong& &lure2=Twistable& &lure3=Pliable& &lure4=Non-twistable& &lure5=Stretchable& &lure6=Non-stretchable& &lure7=Narrow& &lure8=Nylon clothing& &lure9=Gauze bandage& &lure10=Commo wire& &lure11=Soldier’s belt& &lure12=Rope& &lure13=Muslin bandage& &lure14=Clothing& &feedback=Good job, you correctly identified the characteristics and materials you should use when improvising a tourniquet.
Click the Next button to continue.& &negFeedback1=Incorrect: You have not correctly identified the characteristics and materials you should use when improvising a tourniquet. Carefully review the characteristics and materials and then retry this Quick Review.& &negFeedback2=Incorrect! You have not identified the characteristics and materials you should use when improvising a tourniquet.& &link=a394p0060s05p0020&
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