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Hemorrhage Control

Infographic showing steps to stop bleeding and save a life with pressure, dressing, and tourniquet.

 Steps for Controlling Hemorrhage


  • Identify the Source: Expose the wound to find the exact source of bleeding.
  • Direct Pressure: Apply firm, direct pressure with both hands directly onto the bleeding site.
  • Wound Packing: If the wound is deep (e.g., in the groin or armpit), pack it tightly with gauze or clean cloth, then apply continuous pressure.
  • Pressure Dressing: Once bleeding is controlled, apply a pressure bandage or wrap to hold the gauze in place.
  • Do Not Remove Gauze: If blood soaks through, add more layers on top rather than removing the initial, clot-forming layer. 

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