Managing a laceration with arterial bleeding most often requires:
A) cauterization.
B) a tourniquet.
C) PASG.
D) direct pressure.

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Direct pressure is the best choice for managing a laceration with arterial bleeding as it helps to stem the bleeding and promotes clotting. Cauterization and tourniquets are not recommended as primary interventions and can cause further damage to the affected area. PASG (pneumatic anti-shock garment) is used for managing shock and is not a suitable intervention for managing bleeding.

Managing a Laceration with Arterial Bleeding Most Often Requires