跟读练习: How to use Direct Pressure to Control Life-Threatening Bleeding - 通过视频学习英语口语
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Use direct pressure to stop life-threatening bleeding when the wound is on the head, neck or trunk, the wound is on an arm or a leg and you are waiting for someone to bring you a tourniquet, or no tourniquet is available.
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You can also use direct pressure to stop non-life-threatening bleeding.
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It takes a lot of pressure to stop life-threatening bleeding.
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That's why you need to push hard.
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The amount of pressure might be painful for the injured person.
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That's OK! You need to use a lot of pressure for the bleeding to stop.
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A flat, hard surface underneath the injured body part allows you to press against something, increasing the effectiveness of the direct pressure.
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To begin, if you have gloves, wear them.
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But, if the bleeding is life-threatening and you don't have gloves, begin providing care immediately.
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Make sure you wash your hands thoroughly after giving care.
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Then, find the source of the life-threatening bleeding.
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Remember, there may be more than one wound.
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You need to focus on any wound that is causing life-threatening bleeding first.
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Next, you are going to place a dressing on the wound.
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A dressing is a pad that absorbs blood and can promote clotting.
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Bleeding control kits and First Aid kits often contain special dressings called hemostatic dressings.
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This is a hemostatic dressing.
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It contains a substance that promotes clotting and can help stop bleeding faster.
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When there is life-threatening bleeding, use a hemostatic dressing if you have one.
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Otherwise, use a gauze pad or other available material, such as a clean T-shirt, as a dressing.
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The technique of applying direct pressure is the same regardless of the type of dressing you use.
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Place the dressing on the wound and push down with both hands.
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You need to apply a lot of pressure to stop life-threatening bleeding, so let the person know it can be painful.
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Sir, this could hurt.
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Apply pressure directly over the wound until the bleeding stops.
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Position your body over the wound so your shoulders are directly over your hands, with your elbows locked.
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If you have been trained in CPR, you might recognize this position.
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Push down, using your body weight to increase the pressure.
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If you need your hands, use your knee to apply pressure.
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If blood soaks through the original gauze pad, you don't need to do anything.
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But you can apply an additional gauze pad and continue direct pressure.
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If that gauze pad becomes soaked, you can remove that one and replace it with a new pad.
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However, DO NOT remove the original gauze pad that is placed directly on the wound.
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Also, only add one pad on top of the original.
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Do not stack multiple pads as this weakens direct pressure.
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If the bleeding stops before EMS arrives, check for circulation beyond the injury.
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Note the temperature and color of the skin and ask the person if there is any tingling or numbness.
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Sir, are you experiencing any tingling?
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Any numbness?
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Then apply a roller bandage over the dressing to hold it in place and maintain pressure on the wound.
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Place the end of a bandage on the dressing at a 45 degree angle.
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Continue wrapping the bandage over the dressing.
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Then, tape to secure the dressing.
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Check again for circulation beyond the injury.
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If there is any change, the bandage may be too tight and you will need to carefully loosen the bandage.
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Sir, are you experiencing any tingling?
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Any numbness?
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After the bandage is appropriately applied, remove your gloves and wash your hands.
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So to summarize, when using direct pressure to stop bleeding, remember two key things: One... press as hard as you can, directly over the wound.
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Two... hold the pressure until the bleeding stops.
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Usually, this takes at least 5 minutes, but it could take much longer.
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Keep applying direct pressure until: the bleeding stops, a tourniquet is applied for life-threatening bleeding from an arm or leg, another person relieves you, you are too exhausted to continue or the situation becomes unsafe.
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- life-threatening bleeding:危及生命的出血。在描述紧急情况时,"life-threatening"是高频词汇,可用于替换"dangerous",增强表达的精准度。
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- direct pressure:直接按压。"direct"在这里强调"直接的",与"pressure"搭配构成固定表达,是急救场景中的核心术语。
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视频中说话者的发音清晰,重音和停顿处理得宜,非常适合shadowing site或shadow speak练习。练习时需注意以下几点:首先,关注"life-threatening" "hemostatic"等长单词的重音位置,如"hemostatic"的重音在第二个音节;其次,模仿说话者在给出指令时的语气,如"push hard" "DO NOT remove"等表达时的坚定感,通过重读关键词来传递信息的重要性;最后,注意句子的节奏,比如在描述步骤时,说话者会在每个步骤之间稍作停顿,这有助于学习者掌握英语表达中的逻辑停顿。通过反复跟读,不仅能提升发音的准确性,还能培养自然的语流,为雅思口语考试中的流畅表达打下基础。
视频中的语法
说话人最常用的结构,并附上视频中的原话:
| 结构 | 视频中的用法 |
|---|---|
| 被动语态 be + 过去分词 — 强调发生了什么,而不是谁做的 | have been trained · is placed · is applied |
| 用 “might / may” 表可能 might/may + 动词 — 有可能但不确定的事 | might be · may be · might recognize |
| 动词 + -ing enjoy、keep、stop… + -ing — 后接 -ing 形式的动词 | stop bleeding · Keep applying |
| 义务:must / have to / need to 表示某事是必要的 | need to push · need to use · need to focus |
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