Blood Veins And Bandages Novels & Stories

“Okay. Using a tourniquet, tie the patient's arm to three to four inches above the extraction site. The patient's vein is quite visible, so we'll remove the latex first." For a brief moment, my attention was drawn to them. Seriously, it appears to be their first time performing a blood extraction. Sir was just staring at me, keeping an eye on everything I did. Furthermore, my brain is a traitor in every way. I'm still thinking about what happened last night.

I was so afraid of hurting her, so afraid that even unconscious she was in pain, that I went slower than I needed to. The gash down her side had stopped bleeding but it needed cleaning. I tore strips from my own shirt, wet them in the cool spring water, and worked the blood and grime away from her skin as tenderly as I knew how. And then I uncovered her arm fully, and I had to stop. The veins. They were so much worse up close, in the light. Black and thick, branching like cracks in ice, spreading from her wrist all the way up over her shoulder.

“The band is the hard part. I’m going to tie it around your arm as if I’m doing a blood draw. I’m going to use my touch and my empathic ability to get a sense of the best vein to use so I can make a mark before releasing the band.” I explain as I tie the band around his arm. His whimpers are low but consistent as I find what I’m looking for and draw a long line along the vein I intend to use. I release the band from his arm, allowing him to pull away as I set up the next part of my plan. “Cole, I would like to place a lidocaine patch on your arm where I plan to place the needle.” He opens his eyes as I slip my hand into his.

But I was relieved that Breno was alive. "Flavian, let's make a quick stop at the emergency room." Vincent called me, pointing to my arm. "No need, Vince, the prison nurse put on a bandage. It was just a graze," I explained, and he raised his eyebrows at me. "Exactly, the nurse made a temporary bandage until a doctor could evaluate it. Now come on, I, the doctor, will evaluate it and if necessary, I'll put in some stitches. That's bleeding, Flavian!" Vincent pointed and I looked at my arm - the bandage was stained with blood.

"You need to take a cloth, like a piece of Steve's shirt and fold it up and press it tightly to the wound. You've got to slow the bleeding. If you can, find something to tie around his leg over the bandage to keep it tightly in place." Gwen had placed the phone on speaker as she worked over Steve. She used the knife to cut the front of his shirt off and folded that piece into a bandage. Then she snaked his belt around his upper leg and drew it tight, securing the makeshift bandage in place. Gwen felt some relief as the bleeding seemed to slow appreciably. Then she cut another bandage from his shirt and placed it over his bleeding shoulder. Looking around, she failed to see anything to use to

She stood with a bored look on her face as she stabbed herself continuously. The knife seems to burn at her skin, making her woozy as she continued to Pierce and slash at her wrist but she didn't care... Dominica has always seen life as a game of chess!! "I heard Applying pressure helps reduce the amount of blood loss and gives you time to seek medical attention. A ruptured varicose vein may not stop bleeding, and without medical attention may result in a serious amount of blood loss. Excessive blood loss can, of course, be a very serious problem that can even lead to death."She says robotically as she stared at him coldly..

His bushy brows and tightly sealed mouth seem to repeat to me, Cauterize, restore blood. It doesn't come out in a stream this time. Dense blue sprinkling leave my fingertips, they settle briskly on the stump and disappear as they land. I’m tempted to look at Saelyna’s work, but I recall Veesa’s sharp voice, and focus. Slowly, ever so slowly, the crunching of flesh and bone reports progress, until the wound is completely covered in a smooth curve and I can’t see any more blood. I don’t stop though. The iden comes in a flow now, as I order it to restore blood flow. Color returns to the arm, and gradually to his face.

Then she proceeded to take the needle and thread to close the wound. Then she finished cleaning and disinfecting the area around the wound, binding it lightly with strips of clean gauze. Now she checks his temperature; Victor was running a high fever. His blood pressure was low due to so much loss of blood. She checked the small IV bag on the coat rack that she was going to use to administer antibiotics and pain medicine to him.

BOUND BY THE VEIN CONTENT WARNING This novel contains material intended for mature audiences only (18+). It includes themes and scenes involving: Graphic violence Blood and feeding Sexual content Obsession and psychological manipulation Power imbalance and coercive dynamics Death and dark supernatural horror elements 🚫Reader discretion is strongly advised. COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, organizations, places, and events are either the product of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Each extraction was brutal, a little surgery on living flesh, Blood—thicker and darker—welled up in the neat holes punctured into his collarbone and ribs. It pooled in the hollows, dark and thick, staining the whiteness of his skin and the cold surface beneath him. Don’s agonized sounds, a guttural growl mixed with muffled shouts, filled the room, echoing off the sterile walls like a grim symphony. “Grr, Grr, Grr,” he rasped, voice strained and trembling, as if fighting against an unseen force clawing him from within.