Initial care is stop the bleeding with pressure, clean the wound, and cover it with sterile dressing.

Post care is referral to the doctor if it doesn't close, if it looks like you might need stitches, or if the bleeding wont stop.

Initial care is to clean with water and soap, apply antibacterial ointment, cover with a clean bandage.

Post care is change the bandage daily and keep it clean.

Initial care is control the bleeding, clean the wound, and cover it with sterile gauze.

Post care is keep it clean and follow doctor’s advice for preventing infection.

Initial care is to let some blood flow to flush out bacteria, then clean it and cover it with a sterile bandage.

Post care is watch out for infection, consider a tetanus shot, and seek medical attention it is a deep or dirty puncture.

Initial care is to cover it with moist sterile dressing, control the bleeding, and get emergency care.

Post care is it usually needs surgery or stitches then follow ongoing wound care instructions from medical staff.

Initial care is to apply a cold compress, rest, and elevate it if needed.

Post care is to see a doctor if its very large, painful, or associated with other injury.

Initial care is to apply cold, elevate, and monitor for increased swelling or pain.

Post care is it may need draining by a doctor if large or not improving.

Initial care is to run cool water over it, not ice.

Post care is for large or really bad wounds, seek medical help.