First Aid is needed

Isla take your medicine "I can't fault you for that. I think it's a skill everyone should have," Isla agrees with a smile. Pausing so that he can write down all that she's telling him, the medic is an attentive and thorough teacher, ensuring that she gives him demonstrations that he can draw in his notebook as well as writing anything he thinks is relevant. "Alright, so that's how you can stem bleeding. It's no substitute for real medical attention, but it will tide someone over until they can get to an infirmary." That takes them onto broken bones. "If it's an open fracture, that means there will be a broken bone poking through the skin. You need to do the same thing as if something was embedded in a wound; put pressure around it, but don't touch the bone. You'll want to keep the limb still by holding it above and below the break, too. It's important for the patient not to move, ideally."