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    Apply pressure to the bleeding gash on the head with a cloth or shirt to stop the bleeding. Sit the patient down if they feel faint and tell an adult about the injury and bleeding. Use direct pressure on the wound to stop any bleeding until an adult can provide further first aid assistance.

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    Apply pressure to the bleeding gash on the head with a cloth or shirt to stop the bleeding. Sit the patient down if they feel faint and tell an adult about the injury and bleeding. Use direct pressure on the wound to stop any bleeding until an adult can provide further first aid assistance.

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    Apply Pressure To Stop The Bleeding. - Use A Piece of Cloth or Your Shirt To Apply Pressure To Stop The Bleeding

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    Adam Horáček
    Apply pressure to the bleeding gash on the head with a cloth or shirt to stop the bleeding. Sit the patient down if they feel faint and tell an adult about the injury and bleeding. Use direct pressure on the wound to stop any bleeding until an adult can provide further first aid assistance.

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    What should you do if you have a bleeding gash on your head?

    - Apply pressure to stop the bleeding.

    - use a piece of cloth or your shirt to apply pressure to stop the bleeding
    - sit the patient down if they’re feeling faint and tell the adult

    - use a piece of cloth/shirt


    - apply pressure
    - stop the bleeding
    - sit the patient down
    - tell it an adult

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