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The one addition to a medium size kit be it an IFAK or car kit is a compact headlamp, if you are dealing with an emergency at night you need to see what you are doing and you will need your hands free.

It’s interesting though with the rise of tourniquets that can be self applied the interest in them is certain occupations like Forestry workers and arborists has grown a lot, I carry a tourniquet, pressure bandage and wound packing gauze as a security officers because the risk with the greatest potential for serious harm is a knife or edged weapon attack, it’s an actual low risk of happening but it has the highest potential consequences of death if it does.

40C=104F. Anyone who has an internal temperature of 140F is basically cooked, medium rare. And bodies do adapt to some extent to heat, plus you develop the ability to recognize problems. BUT, the body's ability to adapt to high external temperatures is extremely limited. No amount of conditioning will allow you to function well at 110F.

For cramps, nothing beats pickle juice.

My leg is on fire, I was told not to pop the 5 blisters. Took something out the microwave and fell over an animal, the food fell on my right leg and burned me blisters. I think I am going to the hospital.

Thanks! great, no nonsense explanation.

This is a interesting study - the Jews had to gather salt from a place called bitter waters each time they passed by it as they roamed around in a circle in the desert for 40 yrs - Scientist study's those salts in that place that were on the edge of those banks - The salts are equal to Himalayan salt except that it has high concentrations of magnesium - Moses had said if those salts are not added to there water and for they would be cursed and die in the desert - Cursed means misfortunes - from what they know now with out those salts the Jews would have had heat strokes with muscle cramps - if they did not die of a double stroke, they would have died from muscle cramps of the heart - 50% of heart attacks are the result of magnesium defficcencys - I had worked the offshore oilfields in the gulf of Mexico for yrs - the crews were to take salt tablets any time they drank water or anything - Those that ignored those instructions had strokes at times, but worst had double stokes or heart attacks due to the lack of magnesium - In most cases the medic rescued them with an IV but not always

Got fired for having a heatstroke, at will state yay!

Call me crazy but if you have a history of allergic reactions that can end you. Shouldn't you always carry that pen?

Great demo of a variety of uses for webbing. This is why I added a 12-16 foot loop of 1" webbing to my hiking packs and plate carriers. Webbing is great and you never know when you will have to improvise a harness or drag line for someone.

Great video I’m an emt and our company is broke so sometimes the pulse ox doesn’t work or the battery is dead. I was looking for ways to gauge saturation without one. I’ve always just done cap refill on fingertip skin tigor on top of hand and lung sounds/respirations but that’s all I could think of

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Excellent follow through! The best on the internet!

Great video, but you need to fix the graphic saying that people with heat stroke have a core body temp of 140 degrees. Pretty sure any treatment at that point would be futile.

greetings from the Philippines!! thank you fir sharing these different types of improvised litters! we will be using thse in our trainings!!!

Great thanks to you.

Nice content! New Sub.

Very knowledgeable, many thanks!

This channel is unbelievably underrated. TH-cam algo is really failing by not spreading your content around.

YOU ARE PEDDLING QUICK CLOT WE GET IT!

Can you do a video comparing NAR's SPEAR and their ARS needles?

Great video: thank you. I would suggest that your "Mini Module" include Aspirin (even if you have to remove either of ibuprofen or acetaminophen) ... it has similar effects to the others, but in a heart attack situation, there's not much else that can help.

In this video it is shown graphicaly: th-cam.com/video/DUaxt8OlT3o/w-d-xo.html

Yeah I have rope burn from my dog's leash around my ankle I was lucky it didn't go to the Bone because I'm a very thin person..it wraps right around and she ran off at 100 miles an hour 😬🤦🏼‍♀️ so like I said even 6 days after the fact I don't think I was wrapping it right because I wouldn't keep it on cuz it hurt too much and where it's located every time I walk it feels like it's reopening over and over. So I found the Saran wrap technique and I'm going with that so far so good still hurts a bit to walk but not even close to as bad.. it's the worst when I first wake up in the morning cuz it hasn't been moving all night really I've never had a cut/burn like this takes so long to heal I usually feel fast and I think it's due to letting the air stay on it most of the week it is healing but very tight so should having the Saran wrap on it now help the healing process go faster?🤔 Cuz I can't afford to take another week off work and how long do you think I should keep doing this it's probably only first degree burn but definitely one of the worst pains I've had in YEARS as far as cuts and scrapes go.. usually when she put some cream/aloe peroxide on a cut feels better but with Burns you can't use peroxide or alot of stuff so it's been a constant pain I didn't go to the doctor cuz I know there's nothing he can do I'm already using the antibiotic ointment and aloe so again just curious when I can stop bandaging it up... And when can I get it wet again?

What about a tire swing for fat kids? I only phrase it like that cause I might want to use it too.

Thanks for this. I had been looking and looking and looking for a video or an article that clarified whether or not a regular gauze roll can be used to pack a wound and this video is the only one i found where the instructor not only mentions regular gauze rolls but also uses it in the actual demonstration. Thank you very much. I have a quick clot bandage in my kit but only one, however i have several gauze rolls so i'm happy to know that it's ok to use those as well.🙂

Seems good for arms, but not as good for legs when max opening is needed quickly....

I was looking for a video explaining the differences between these two, thank you!

The expiration date is really only for the external packaging. Basicly it guarantees the packaging will stay vacuum sealed hence sterile until the printed date, unless damaged. Now if it had an integrated hemostatic agent in it like the Oleas hemostatic bandage then yes, it would expire.

Compressed gauze is just rolled gauze but in a vacuum-packed square

Hi What happends if the hand is raised above the body and then tak th pulse? will it beat ffaster or slow?

1:47 What does it mean when someone has a Cardiac Arrest? 2:07 What does CPR stand for? 3:59 What are the different systems in place that provide life to our body? 4:59 What is the cardiovascular System? 7:07 What is the process of performing CPR on an unresponsive person? 8:07 What are actual steps when approaching a person that is in need of CPR if you're a lay person. (not medically trained) 9:31 What is the hand placement for chest compressions? 10:51 How to start the electrical activity again when a heart stops beating? 11:23 What is AED? 11:59 Mouth to mouth breathing 14:04 What are Common disease processes and injuries that may cause someone to go into cardiac arrest? 16:52 What to do if someone has choked and cannot get air into their lungs? 18:12 What if the issue is drowning? 19:45 What if the issue is Overdoses? 25:09 Why bystander CPR is important

Thanks for the overview. My department decided to go with the Celox due to its ability to work outside of the clotting cascade. I’ve never used it on a civilian Pt but we do have a lot of people on the new blood thinners in our area.

Can you do this with combat gauze please!

Is there a link to the 3d printed inserts at all please ? Cant find then on your site

Is there a link to the 3d printed inserts at all please ? Cant find then on your site

there is indeed a documented case of NPA to the brain

Problem I see with a lot of these videos is in real life there are multiple GSWs in different locations. It would be nice to teach how to deal with those for everyone.

Man I'm trying this as I watch.i came to the conclusion that these things are huge. Won't fit in a back pocket, how the hell are people edcing these?

Great content

Great content and very well presented. Thank you!

Superb video and extremely well explained details. Thank you so much ❤

Good to know, especially living in the sunshine state (FL).

One of the big issues I see is people go straight to tourniquet without evaluating whether or not it’s actually required.

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I have been working with knots and ropes for three years for rope access and hobby and have watched thousands of videos relating to this topic. I just came across your channel and I have to say you are the best and most thorough at your descriptions. Really wish I had seen your channel sooner, it would’ve saved me a lot of time and frustration. I will be recommending your channel.

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Duct tape will work wonders! Its in all my blow out kits/IFAKs!

Nice educational video. Like to find out what rope is best to carry while hiking, so that it can be used in emergency situation, such as earthquake, for rescue purposes or moving between hazardous hill side area.