1.And then before and after we’re always checking the pulse to make sure that we have adequate blood flow still going through the arm.
2.So, if you’re out in the wilderness or any environment, try to find two hard, long objects. Today we’ll be using two pieces of wood.
3. When we’re wrapping bandages, make sure that we’re not putting it over the joint of the arm.
4. Try to make your material not too thin to cut into the skin but thin enough to wrap around.
5.If not, you can go ahead and press on the nail bed,it will turn white, and make sure it comes back pink and you know that you got good blood flow.
6. If we have a fractured upper arm, try not to move your arm around too much.
7. The bone inside that’s broken can actually cause more damage when you move it around, which is the reason why we’re splinting it.
8. Try to put one hard object on the inside and one on the outside of the arm to keep it from bleeding.