Sentence examples for wound holding from inspiring English sources

Hernandez applied pressure to the wound, holding his boss of five days until his clothes were soaked with her blood.

Place a pad over the wound tightly with the edges of the wound held together for a gaping wound.

It is possible to do this with two pads over each wound, held very tightly in place by a wrapped bandage.

Those who believe that the Purple Heart should be reserved strictly for the physically wounded hold a more traditional sense of the battlefield in which wounds are bloody and undeniable.

And here is Avital Ronell going into such Freudian rhapsodies over the telephone it hardly seems an invention at all, rather a manifestation of Alexander Graham Bell's psychopathology: "There is an opening, a wound for holding the other, for giving voice to the other's suffering and keeping close a fugitive alterity".

Decorate the skin around the wound with the excess blood: Dip a cotton swab in fake blood and let it drip onto the skin around your wound, while holding it vertical.

Butterfly band-aids were made to hold cuts together by pulling on the skin on either side of the wound and thus holding the wound closed so it can heal.

He added, though, that it would be difficult to design "perceptual algorithms" that could recognize when people were wounded or holding a white flag or otherwise "hors de combat".

During the first Brixton riots a young black man with a stab wound was held by the police before being released in an ambulance.

The utilization of nanofibers for skin wound repair holds great promise due to their morphological and dimensional similarity to the native extracellular matrix (ECM).

Utilization of nanofibrous matrices for skin wound repair holds great promise due to their morphological and dimensional similarity to native extracellular matrix (ECM).