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First Aid, Bleeding, Cuts & Wounds – SPANISH

First Aid, Bleeding, Cuts & Wounds – SPANISH

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Cuando se corta, perfora o raspa la piel, los vasos sanguíneos de la zona se dañan o se abren. Esto hace que sangres. El sangrado es la respuesta del cuerpo a daños en la piel, los huesos o los órganos internos. Algunas veces, si el daño en la piel es mínimo, no habrá sangrado, pero estas lesiones a menudo son muy dolorosas. Para el daño de la piel, el sangrado ayuda a limpiar una […]

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