How can you help if someone is bleeding?
- Call an ambulance (999)
- Make sure it is safe
- Apply pressure to the wound


Why do you apply pressure to a wound?
- Blood flows around our body in tubes
- Applying pressure squeezes the tubes
- This reduces blood loss from the wound


How do you apply pressure with an object still in the wound?
- DO NOT remove the weapon from the wound
- Call the ambulance (999)
- Apply pressure to the wound around the weapon


Why should you leave an object in the wound?
- DO NOT remove the weapon from the wound
- The weapon acts as a plug
- This prevents more blood loss

