Perform First Aid for Bleeding of an Extremity Reviews
Quick Review 4
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&pageText=Let’s assume that you have applied the field dressing to the wound but the bleeding continues. Your next step is to apply manual pressure and elevate the limb. Select the duration for applying direct manual pressure. After you have selected the duration for applying direct manual pressure, click the injured limb of the soldier and raise it to the minimum elevation.& &lure1=Apply direct manual pressure to the wound for 1 to 5 minutes.& &lure2=Apply direct manual pressure to the wound for 5 to 10 minutes.& &lure3=Apply direct manual pressure to the wound for not more than 20 minutes.& &lure4=Apply direct manual pressure to the wound for not more than 30 minutes.& &posFeedback1=Good job! You have correctly selected the duration for applying direct manual pressure and raised the injured limb to the correct elevation.
Click the Next button to continue.& &posFeedback2=Correct. You have correctly selected the duration for applying direct manual pressure and raised the injured limb to the correct elevation.
Click the Next button to continue.& &negFeedback1=Incorrect! You have not correctly completed this Quick Review. Carefully review the options and retry this Quick Review.& &negFeedback2=Incorrect! You have not correctly completed this Quick Review on identifying the correct duration for applying direct pressure and the proper height to elevate the injured limb.& &feedbackLink=a394p0060s03p0010&
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