This two part tutorial will teach you exactly how to close a wound like a doctor would. This is a good skill to master for emergency situations where medical help may not be immediately available. Watch this video for step by step instructions on how to suture.
How To: Suture a wound in an emergency
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2 Comments
Very nice suturing! The comments to not perform unless there is absolutely no help is excellent advice to the viewer, but if it is absolutely necessary, your technique is excellent. J.Williams, RN,C-M/S
were can one buy this emry kits with stitches and numing agents
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