Stop The Bleed Instructor Portal Novels & Stories

“First, let me show you how to stop bleeding in case you find a rogue which claws at you, or you happen to get hurt with a dagger by an enemy.” She proceeded to demonstrate how to stop a wound from bleeding out and what measures to take in case someone broke their bones, and they were far away from the hospital. The information she was giving was useful. She might be a rude person, but she sure knew her work. I was almost starting to see her in a new light when her voice brought me back to the present, making me take back my thoughts immediately. “Well, kids, since we have the so-called LUNA in our midst, how about she gives us an example of a herb that can be used to stop bleeding and treat

Dahil walang tigil na ang pagdurugo nito ngayon, dahilan para mas lalo pang mamutla ito. When I'm done ripping my shirt, I quickly wrapped those cloth around his waist to put some pressure onto the wound and to temporarily stop the bleeding. Wala naman akong kaalam-alam sa panggagamot pero dahil napapaaway ako minsan dahil sa klase ng trabaho ko, natututo na rin ako kahit papaano. Pero dahil malala ang sugat niya ngayon, kailangang magamot agad ito para hindi maimpeksyon.

It's a rod that has a circle end and it heats up, I put it up to the highest and then I walk back to Lex who has stopped screaming and looks like he's about to pass out. I tap him on his face and he opens his eyes and when he sees me he immediately jerks back. “I brought something to help stop that bleeding.” Then I show him the rod and its end that is currently shining red from how hot it is. He tries to move back but he can't. “No please no, God no, please don't do this.” He begs me.

I finally managed to ask. Amber took a deep breath. “I don’t know. I can’t say,” she replied. “She hasn’t had a any single bleeding for week. The illness must be eating her up slowly and the bleeding got worse . That’s why the boys were covered with blood.” “Rex wanted me to stop the bleeding if you didn’t come sooner,” I said, immediately turning my face to the window. “Thank goodness you showed up.” “The healer’s apprentice should be able to stop a bleeding Luna, don’t you think so?” she said as she took a sharp U-turn.

"How? Dr. Kovac, please, what do we do? Tell us what to do." "The gauze," Kovac muttered, leaning forward in his wheelchair, his thin fingers gripping the armrests so hard his knuckles turned white. "Don't just wipe it, girl. Pack it into the track of the wound. Use your fingers. You have to find the source of the arterial bleed and apply direct pressure. Elara, hold his legs up. Keep whatever blood he has left in his torso."

"It’s... it’s done, right?" "No, it’s not done," I scream, grabbing a rag from my pocket and pressing it against the puncture in his shoulder. He howls in pain, a jagged, broken sound that rips through the silence of the room. "You have to stay. You have to tell me how to stop the bleeding. What do I do, Liam? Tell me!" "Too much," he whispers, his fingers clutching at my jacket. "You’re bleeding too, Aiden... you shouldn't be..."

Alec said, looking at Cain and Abel. “We should be able to help you out with that. Reign and Remmie even offered to help teach weapondary and treat injuries with homeopathic means. So we can take over the SERE’s portion of the course.” Cain stated. “Okay. Marcus and Mari, where are we at, at opening the teaching hospital? Are we prepared to take on a couple of applicants?” Gabi asked, redirecting the conversations back towards us.

My dad was rushing toward me to stop the bleeding, his face a mask of paternal panic. "Stop!" I yelled at him, holding my bleeding hand up. "Just watch!" He stopped, inches from me, mesmerized by the blood. And then it began. The itching started first, deep in the wound. The heavy flow of blood suddenly slowed, then stopped entirely, as if a valve had been shut off. The dark red liquid on my finger seemed to bubble and recede back into the cut.

Thankfully she distracted him well enough for Liam to come to, letting Kalen’s claws retract. I release a breath of relief, tying a napkin around my thigh. He looks down at my leg and up at me with worried eyes. Linking me, “Emma, oh my… I am so…”. I shake my head telling him not to worry with my eyes. Linking back, “it’ll heal in a moment or so. I just need to slow the bleeding”. I can sense his panic. His and Kalen’s. His eyes flash between the two rapidly.

“We’ve got you. You’re going to be fine.” “Okay, boil some water, and then I need something to get it out, tweezers, a knife, a needle and thread.” She instructs, voice sharp but confident. She’s already moving, hands efficient, eyes focused. Poppy quickly moves to the kitchen counter, grabbing clean towels, disinfectant, and the small medical kit I keep in the cupboard. She glances back at us. “I need someone to hold the towels for me while I stop the bleeding. Paige, that’s you. Keep pressure here. Callen, back me up if he struggles.”