Support or splint the injured limb in the most comfortable position. Seek attention by dialling Ext 9999 . R est the injured part. I ce packs to the injured part. Use C ompression bandages.
E levate the injured part.
Apply sufficient pressure to stop bleeding if there is a spurting blood vessel. Haemorrhage Excessive bleeding may lead to death. It can be external or internal. Signs of severe haemorrhage include heavy bleeding from all open wounds, your skin may be cold or moist, you may have a rapid or weak pulse, difficulty breathing and weakness, dizziness or faintness. Elevate the affected part where possible and press the edges of the wound together or put direct pressure on the bleeding part with fingers or a dressing.