With a wound on the hairy part of the head, you first stop the bleeding with a compression bandage, because medical adhesive tape is not enough for that. The legs are not raised, because blood would flow to the head. An unconscious victim is laid on their side so that they do not choke, and ice reduces the swelling.
In a craniocerebral injury with a wound on the hairy part of the head, the priority is to stop the bleeding by pressing directly on the wound and applying a compression bandage. In case of loss of consciousness, laying the victim on their side keeps the airway open, and an ice pack reduces the swelling.
Option 2. Laying the victim with the legs raised increases blood flow to the head, dangerously raising the intracranial pressure.
Option 3. Ordinary adhesive tape is not enough to stop bleeding from the head, and if a spinal injury is suspected, a collar may be needed.