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Heart attack & bleeding facts (Yes/No)

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Heart attack & bleeding facts (Yes/No)

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Bleeding should be controlled by applying direct pressure until bleeding stops.

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The key to survival is calling an ambulance or seeking medical attention quickly.

3

Heart attacks always come with severe chest pain lasting more than 15 minutes.

4

A heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked, usually by a blood clot.

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You should remove blood clots to stop bleeding.

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Tourniquets can be used on neck injuries to stop bleeding.

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You can help by giving aspirin if the patient can swallow and there are no contraindications.

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If there is a puncture wound with an object in it, do not pull the object out.

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Nosebleeds should be treated by tilting the head backward.

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Arterial bleeding is easy to control.

 
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