In which of the following situations does the book say you call 112 for a bleeding wound? (multiple answers possible)

A graze with only some superficial bleeding

A wound with a fracture, or signs of (impending) shock

Severe bleeding that cannot be stopped

A deep or penetrating wound, such as a stab wound

A small nick that stops bleeding on its own after a minute

Explanation

False — The book names 112 for severe or unstoppable bleeding; a nick that stops on its own does not fall under that (Book p.175).