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The injured person with external hemorrhage must be placed in such a way that the bleeding wound is higher than the level of the body, so that the arterial pressure in the area of the hemorrhage decreases.
Hemorrhage is the abundant leakage of blood, internal or external, following the rupture or cutting of the wall of a blood vessel. This is caused by the damage of the integrity of the vessel, produced by trauma, purulent lysis of the vascular wall, or disturbance of the blood chemistry.
Hemorrhages are of two types:
Depending on the amount of blood lost, we can distinguish:
The correct answer is: C
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