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The universal precautions for taking care of a wound include a referral to medical professionals, bandaging and applying pressure to injured areas, and maintaining good hygiene in cleaning areas

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The signs of an infection are normally the same as inflammation as well as pus forming and fevers. These can physically be spotted by darker markings around the injury

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Best care is to prop the fractured area up and wrap it in bandages.

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Potentially fatal wounds caused by an object impaling or puncturing the skin.

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As these wounds can be fatal instant help/referral is needed, do not remove the object either. In addition these wounds can pose a high tetanus risk so potential tetanus shots could be needed.

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Intentionally cut wounds with smooth edges

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Incisions are cuts made surgically and are intentional, avoid antibacterials for cleaning and instead use gauze mixed with soapy water.

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A wound with rough unclean edges from blunt force hitting a sharp bone

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Apply direct pressure to the wound, use gauze, a clean cloth, or plastic bags. Later antibiotic ointment will be needed and a sterile gauze bandage to cover the wound.

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Doesn't really need much care, bandaids or anything to stop the bleeding is always good, shouldn't require post care.