A: Ah! It hurts. Don't touch it.

B: What part hurts?

A: The shoulder.

B: Well, maybe you broke it. But what I'm worried about is this cut.

A: It's not a cut. It's a gash! It's bigger than a cut! Ah! I need a doctor.

B: Come on. Just don't move.

A: I'm bleeding too much.

B: We don't have a decent First Aid Kit, do we?

A: Yes. My bike has one under the seat. Get it, quick!

B: There's some tape, iodine, and cloth bandages. I don't think the cloth bandages can stop the bleeding. What we need is a tourniquet.

A: Wrap a few loops of the bandages around my upper arm, then twist. That will work as a tourniquet. After that, you can cut more of the bandages to cover the wound.

B: Good plan. Let me put some iodine on the cut.

A: No, forget that! Do the tourniquet first. I'm losing too much blood.

B: Alright, alright. How did you cut this so bad?

A: I ran it against that fence pole as I crashed. What do you think? Damn, it hurts!

B: We'll have to get you to a hospital. I can ride you on the back of my bike.

A: I'm lucky I wasn't killed. I must have been going around forty-five miles an hour. There was too much gravel on that corner. I slid out.

B: Yes, I almost slid too. Alright. This tourniquet is tight. How does it feel?

A: Make it tighter. I want the blood stopped. Then wrap some bandages around the cut. Then we can go. Ouch! I hope I can walk.

B: Alright, I'm twisting it around. You tell me when to stop.

A: There. Stop!