Which of the following is the correct sequence of events when controlling external bleeding?
A) Direct pressure is applied on pressure points and then the injured body part is elevated.
B) Elevate the injured body part then apply direct pressure over the wound.
C) Apply pressure on the artery supplying the area with blood and elevate the artery above the heart.
D) Apply direct pressure over the wound and elevate the injured body part.

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The correct sequence for controlling external bleeding involves first applying direct pressure over the wound to stop or slow the bleeding, followed by elevating the injured body part above the heart level if possible, to reduce blood flow to the area and further control bleeding.

Which of the Following Is the Correct Sequence of Events