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Neck Injuries


Neck injuries may result in heavy bleeding. Apply manual pressure above and below the injury and attempt to control the bleeding. Apply a dressing. Always evaluate the casualty for a possible neck fracture/spinal cord injury; if suspected, seek medical treatment immediately.

*NOTE

    Establish and maintain the airway in cases of facial or neck injuries. If a neck fracture or
    spinal cord injury is suspected, immobilize or stabilize casualty. See Chapter 4 for further information on treatment of spinal injuries.















Index Index

Introduction
Head Injuries
Head Injury Signs/Symptons
Head Injury General First Aid Measures
Head Injury Dressings and Bandages
Face Injuries
Neck Injuries
Face/Neck Injury Procedure
Face/Neck Dressings and Bandages
Chest Wounds
Chest Wound(s) Procedure
Abdominal Wounds
Abdominal Wound(s) Procedure
Burn Injuries
First Aid for Burns
Applying Shoulder Bandage
Applying Elbow Bandage
Applying Hand Bandage
Applying Leg (Upper and Lower) Bandage
Applying Knee Bandage
Applying Foot Bandage
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