• Tourniquet Technique
• Pressure Points
• Haemostatic Technique
• Haemostatic Surgical Technique
• Haemostatic Physical Technique

Apply a tourniquet to the affected area, ensuring a firm grip and a minimum of 2-3 inches of slack.
		- Ensure the tourniquet is not constricting the affected limb.
		- Monitor vital signs closely.
		- Seek medical attention ASAP.
	

Apply pressure to the following points to help control bleeding:
		- Antecubital (between the thumb and index finger)
		- Axillary (behind the elbow)
		- Brachial (behind the knee)
		- Carotid (behind the ear)
		- Median (wrist)
		- Radial (wrist)
		- Ulnar (wrist)
	

Apply haemostatic pressure to the affected area.
		- Ensure the pressure is firm and consistent.
		- Monitor vital signs closely.
		- Seek medical attention ASAP.
	

Apply haemostatic pressure using surgical tools.
		- Use sterile equipment.
		- Monitor vital signs closely.
		- Seek medical attention ASAP.
	

Apply haemostatic pressure using physical means.
		- Use compression bandages.
		- Monitor vital signs closely.
		- Seek medical attention ASAP.