Blood spurting and unconsciousness and labored breathing are signals of life threatening external bleeding.
- Half a can of soda worth of blood loss is considered to be life-threatening in an adult in external bleeding.
- Even though it may be relatively less severe, bleeding can nonetheless be fatal in children and infants. if there is persistent blood flow, squirting, or pooling.
- consciousness is lost. The following scenarios are examples of severe and life-threatening bleeding:
- A limb above the wrist or ankle that has been severed or partially amputated.
- A shark attack; cuts from propellers; or other severe injuries to any region of the body.
Symptoms include:
- clammy, pale, and chilly skin.
- rapid heartbeat.
- reduced blood pressure
- Light-headedness.
- Unconsciousness.
- Within seconds or minutes, death (in severe cases)
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