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$what is a fracture? what first aid should be given in case of a fracture? - rjqpm0ff$

what is a fracture? what first aid should be given in case of a fract…

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$🚨 First Aid Focus: Dealing with a complex injury like a compound fracture requires immediate and careful attention. If you haven't already, put on gloves to handle the situation safely, especially when dealing with exposed bodily substances. First step: Prioritize controlling any life-threatening bleeding with direct pressure and elevation, despite the pain it may cause. It’s crucial to stop the bleed first. After managing the bleed, thoroughly irrigate and clean the wound before covering it to$