$Pages,3
$Title,Puncture Wounds 
$Page1
$Sounds,STL11,STL12
$SubTitle,Signs To Look For:
$Text,     Puncture Wounds are small, but deep holes caused by a pin, nail, bite, bullet or any other penetrating object.
$Text,     Usually cause internal injury, but not heavy external bleeding.
$End1
$Page2
$Sounds,IT11,IT12,IT13
$SubTitle, Immediate Treatment:
$Text,1. If a serious injury, call for medical help.
$Text,2. If bitten by an animal, determine if it was rabid.
$Text,3. If bleeding severely, give first aid for bleeding.  DO NOT try to clean a major wound, it will increase bleeding.
$End2
$Page3
$QT,puncture
$QT1,0,3267
$QT2,3267,8467
$QT3,8467,12600
$SubTitle, Immediate Treatment:
$Text,4. Rinse a puncture wound with a forceful stream of water.
$Text,5. Apply an antiseptic solution, then bandage the hole with gauze until help arrives.
$Text,6. When help arrives, be sure the victim is up to date on tetanus immunization.
$End3