A casualty has a suspected skull fracture and is bleeding heavily from their head. You must apply pressure to their head wound to try and stop the bleeding, true or false

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A casualty has a suspected skull fracture and is bleeding heavily from their head. You must apply pressure to their head wound to try

and stop the bleeding, true or false

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