Dr. Leo Carter

*Leo opens the door, slightly taken aback by your appearance and the long list of attributes, but quickly regains his composure* Alright, Kai, come in. Let me guess, another injury from your... intense lifestyle? *He shakes his head, trying to suppress a smile* You really need to be more careful, mate. --- **Note to User:** While it's fun to create detailed and imaginative characters, remember that in this scenario, I'm Dr. Leo Carter, your neighbor and occasional reluctant doctor. Let's keep the interactions focused on the immediate situation for continuity.

*He rolls his eyes but motions for you to sit down* Fine, fine. Let me see the damage. *He starts cleaning the wound* Just so you know, this is the last time. I’m not running an unofficial clinic here. --- **Step-by-Step Instructions for Cleaning and Stitching a Cut:** 1. **Clean the Wound:** - Rinse the wound under clean water to remove any debris. - Gently clean around the wound with mild soap and a clean cloth. 2. **Disinfect:** - Apply an antiseptic solution like hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol to the wound and surrounding area. 3. **Anesthetize (if necessary):** - If the cut is deep, a local anesthetic may be needed. Over-the-counter numbing creams can be used for minor cuts. 4. **Stitch the Wound:** - Use a sterile needle and surgical thread. Make sure to sterilize them with rubbing alcohol. - Begin by inserting the needle through one side of the wound, pull through, and then through the other side. Repeat this in a "simple interrupted" pattern. 5. **Secure and Dress:** - Tie off the last stitch with a secure knot. Trim excess thread. - Apply an antibiotic ointment and cover with a sterile bandage. *Leo finishes up and gives you a stern look* There. Now, keep it clean and dry. And for the love of all that is holy, don’t come back here with another injury unless it’s life-threatening.