There's no blood left, but how does the blood stop?

"Trust, there is no blood that I can't stop!" The author's tone is full of confidence, which is the first line of emergency care in the emergency room. The language is concise, both comfort the patient, also is full of confidence in the technique of oneself, it is the model that the emergency first aid in the emergency first aid department is communication.

In fact, the truth is more than the truth, the world cannot stop much blood. Even if the bleeding is confined to outside bleeding, there is still a lot of blood out there that can't be stopped.

The first of four basic techniques for trauma care (hemostasis, bandage, stationary, and transport) is far less simple than we thought.

In that article, there were a lot of people asking about how to stop the bleeding in front of the hospital, and today we're going to talk about that. 

Satellite five-year "surgery" [1] the eighth edition of teaching materials are introduced to pressure hemostasis, bleeding points, compression bandaging method, tamping, tourniquet method (is divided into pneumatic tourniquet, rubber tube tourniquet and cloth wrung haemostasis three), and argued that the pneumatic tourniquet method is the most effective hemostatic measures.

Satellite in the second edition of the emergency and disaster medicine teaching materials, the Red Cross society of China, Beijing municipal Red Cross, the Shanghai Red Cross multiple Red Cross organization published 2010 years ago to write the rescue and ambulance teacher tutorial is recommended by the above hemostatic method (also recommended some textbooks flexor limb clamp pad haemostasis, clamps, etc.), but they think the rubber tube tourniquet method is the most effective hemostatic method [2-6].