Hemorrhage Control

Hemorrhage control refers to methods used to stop excessive bleeding following an injury or medical condition. Effective techniques include applying direct pressure to the wound, using bandages, or elevating the injured area. In severe cases, a tourniquet may be applied to control bleeding from limbs. Quick and efficient hemorrhage control is crucial as it can prevent shock, organ damage, or even death. Training in these techniques is important for first responders, healthcare providers, and civilians to ensure a prompt and effective response during emergencies.