If a patient’s head is smashed with bleeding, different clinical management methods are often available depending on the severity of the head injury. A. If the patient’s head is smashed to a more serious degree, and accompanied by extensive skin lacerations and active bleeding. At this time need to give the patient hydrogen peroxide, vital iodine, saline alternately rinse the wound, thoroughly remove local foreign bodies and bacteria, and give sutures, hemostatic treatment. Within 24 hours of injury the trauma surface can continue to apply ice externally to promote capillary constriction and avoid local hematoma formation, and timely injection of tetanus antitoxin to prevent tetanus infection. Second, if the patient’s head is smashed to a lesser extent, only accompanied by local superficial tissue damage and a small amount of bleeding, at this time can be local disinfection through vital iodine cotton balls 2-3 times, the use of hemostatic powder local pressure to stop bleeding, sterile gauze dressing. At this time, even without wound closure, most patients can often achieve better treatment results.