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I agree with most of the previous posters; if I have to defend myself from physical attack, I will let the professionals render hands-on medical aid to my assailant; my responsibility is to protect myself from further physical attack and mitigate subsequent legal fallout.

This might stray slightly off-topic, but it may be a good idea to think about how you would render self-care in case you are involved in a two-way gunfight or otherwise take damage. I believe the media, and some forms of training, do not adequately convey criminals' frequent advantages in initiative, armament and numerical superiority when they prey upon regular people minding their own non-violent business, and do not address what may be necessary to make it to the emergency room and beyond.