As mass casualty events grow increasingly common and deadly, with 692 shootings in 2021, it’s up to the American public to empower themselves with the education to stop a hemorrhage.[1] The STOP THE BLEED® Campaign is doing just that. The initiative began in 2013 after 28 children and staff were killed at the Sandy Hook …
If you are up to date with the news, you have probably heard the term (or seen the hashtag) “Stop The Bleed”. We are, as a nation, in a major surge of campaign awareness in the wake of the mass shooting tragedies across America. This awareness is inspiring people to educate and/or re-educate themselves on …
Cuts and lacerations are common injuries that everyone experiences at some point. These wounds vary in type and severity, ranging from superficial abrasions to deep lacerations. Puncture wounds, such as a pin-sized hole, can be deceptively problematic. Despite their small size, they often bleed persistently and pose unique challenges in wound management. The persistent bleeding …
What Should You do First? If you or someone around you is severely bleeding, the first thing you should do is call 911 and make sure the area is safe. Check if an attacker is still around, or all machinery is shut off. The last thing this situation needs is two injuries. Next, if there …
Nosebleeds can happen at the most inconvenient times, leaving many people unsure of the best way to stop the bleeding. Whether it’s due to dry air, a minor injury, or even stress, nosebleeds can be alarming, especially if they last longer than expected. Many find themselves unprepared, reaching for tissues or tilting their head back, …
