You are caring for a person that has a severe laceration to his leg. Direct pressure with a bandage has not stopped heavy, bright red bleeding from the wound. Your next step for controlling the bleeding is applying: a. A bandage.b. Direct pressure. c. A tourniquet.d. An occlusive dressing.

A person has a laceration to the right arm, and it is spurting bright red blood. The blood vessel is: a. The artery. b. The vein. c. The capillary.d. Venous.

When a person has a laceration and you see dark red blood, the blood vessel  that is damaged is the: a. Integumentary.b. Capillary. c. Vein. d. Artery.

The nursing is caring for a patient who has had an arterial line inserted. To reduce the risk of complications, what is the priority nursing intervention?No sweat, you're still learning!Apply a pressure dressing to the insertion site.Ensure all tubing connections are tightened.Obtain a portable x-ray to confirm placement.Restrain the affected extremity for 24 hours.

You are going to help a person who is bleeding from his arm. Your first priority is: a. To put on personal protective equipment. b. To ensure scene safety. c. A and B. d. To control the bleeding.

a knife wound penetrates the superficial vein that terminates in the axillary vein. The blood vessel from which the bleeding occurs is :a) median cubital veinb) basilic veinc) dorsal venous archd) cephalic vein