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02-10-2015, 05:59 AM
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Re: Heavy Bleeding Man After Losing His Right Arm on the Hood of a Car
Fukked up fukked up.....
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02-10-2015, 06:40 AM
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Re: Heavy Bleeding Man After Losing His Right Arm on the Hood of a Car
  Want me to tell you what to do for a severe groin injury on a man? You take a real hot curling iron and... No-just joking! And your darn straight about getting the pics first!  |
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02-10-2015, 08:35 AM
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Re: Heavy Bleeding Man After Losing His Right Arm on the Hood of a Car
Poor guy...imagine looking up and possibly seeing his arm up on the car.   |
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02-10-2015, 12:10 PM
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Re: Heavy Bleeding Man After Losing His Right Arm on the Hood of a Car
Take your sweet fucking time, geniuses... I hope the day my right arm is lopped off, the bystanders are intelligent enough to not let my fat ass bleed to death...  |
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02-17-2015, 01:37 PM
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Re: Heavy Bleeding Man After Losing His Right Arm on the Hood of a Car
You don't need a tourniquet in that case. For limb loss you can roll a shirt, towel, or sheet really tightly. You can then press it onto the open wound. If you have enough material you could make a body wrap to hold the rolled shirt/towel in place after some time applying direct pressure. The goal, of course, is to slow the blood flow enough that coagulation has time to do its work. There are other mechanical things that the body does to control blood loss (i.e. arterial retraction; the body's ability to pull arteries in to seal them.). Either way, a tourniquet is not necessary, just strong direct pressure. A tourniquet would work best where there's a lot of bone protruding and the surface area is too great to cover with compression. |
