cầm máu

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The Vietnamese word "cầm máu" means "to stop bleeding" or "to control bleeding." It is commonly used in medical contexts, especially when referring to first aid or treatment of injuries.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "cầm máu" when talking about a situation where someone is injured and bleeding, and actions are taken to stop the bleeding.
• It is often used with medical supplies or techniques, such as bandages or pressure.

Example:

• Sentence: "Chúng ta cần phải cầm máu cho người bị thương."
  • Translation: "We need to stop the bleeding for the injured person."

Advanced Usage:

• In a medical setting, "cầm máu" can refer to specific techniques or devices used to control bleeding, such as tourniquets or hemostatic bandages.

Word Variants:

• Băng cầm máu: This translates to "hemostatic bandage," which is a special bandage designed to help stop bleeding quickly.
• Cầm máu bằng thuốc: This means "to stop bleeding with medication," referring to the use of drugs that promote clotting or reduce bleeding.

Different Meanings:

• While "cầm máu" primarily means "to stop bleeding," in a broader context, it can imply controlling or managing a situation where there is a loss or decrease (like resources or emotions), but this usage is less common.

Synonyms:

• Ngừng chảy máu: This means "to stop bleeding" and can be used interchangeably with "cầm máu."
• Kiểm soát xuất huyết: This translates to "control bleeding," which also conveys a similar meaning in a medical context.

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1. Hemostatic
   • Băng cầm máu
     Hemostatic bandage