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Is it just me or is this and over-glorified exercise band?

2:28. der Bindenanfang muss ein bischen hervorstehen und wird dann in den 2. Bindengang eingeklappt, dann kann die Binde unter Zug nicht verdreht werden. Und die Binde läuft verkehrt, ich muss, um einen Zug aufzubringen, in den Bindenkopf blicken können

Can you send the link to buy it..

even more versatile? Duct tape

Thanks--very helpful!

tourniquet below knees or below elbows will not compress the artery because of the two bones

What does that adscope stethoscope cost

best video on this tourniquet

Love your video s

Awesome stuff! I've seen this litter done without clipping the middle. 6 people can carry the patient, or 6 hands from 4 people. Patients get heavy!

Very informative and life saving, great gift to a humanity, I salute to you sir

thanks for the Vid! I went with Celox for my med kits. Main reason being-- i can't screen friends and family, let alone random strangers, for clotting disorders or blood thinners. My primary use are for emergency trauma kits for house/garage/motorcycle and car accidents. QuikClot makes a lot of sense in a military context.

Thank you!

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Great 2 part series, but you left out a big detail... what size tubular webbing to buy? Havent even gone looking for any of this yet, but I know theres many different types of webbing, maybe theirs only 1 type of tubular webbing??? idk is it polyester? Or whats a good emergency type of webbing to buy if im not planning on climbing mountains every day? Thanks.

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This is a neat way to fit the tourniquet in your pocket or a compact kit, and - respectfully - it's also a great way to die. A correctly staged tourniquet should ideally have just the tip of the strap through the buckle. That's so that when pulled open it is as large as possible, either for getting over a limb quickly, even a large leg with big boots on, or (if necessary) to make undoing the hook and loop and unthreading it completely to pass around a trapped limb as fast and easy as possible. Seconds can be the difference between life and death with a major arterial bleed, and having the tourniquet essentially half-closed like this is a baaaaad idea. That adds another step of locating the end of the strap, undoing all of that hook and loop, and pulling the tourniquet loose, before you even start putting it on the limb. More steps are the *last* thing you want. In high stress situations you loose fine motor skill, so you really don't want to have to manipulate the tourniquet more before use. (Hint, if you're applying a tourniquet, it's a high stress situation.) The good news is even with just the tip fastened it's still usually possible to pack most of the strap in front up under the clip, although you'll end up hiding the tip doing it that way, and personally I'd rather have that visible before unrolling the tourniquet. If form factor is an issue for EDC, I'd suggest considering either the snakestaff systems everyday tourniquet (ETQ) which is a smaller CAT-style windlass tourniquet (hurts like a mf but you'll live), or alternatively the SWAT-T (stretch, wrap and tuck tourniquet)... those are great for EDC as there's no hard parts to dig in in a pocket, and it's a multi-function item that can also be used to make a pressure dressing, elastic bandage, sling, or even cut a piece off for a make-shift chest seal. The other reason I like the SWAT-T or ETQ is they don't bottom out at a minimum size the same way and are still useful for even small babies or pets. The downside to the SWAT-T is it's harder to self-apply single handed, although it is still possible. Whatever you choose, make sure it's staged *correctly* for use, and I hope you never need it.

When I did my initial training as an EMT, we were taught to wrap the gauze in a figure 8 pattern. Everything else is the same.

I think I have had Hives for the first time in my life. I couldn't sleep properly and got Benadryl first thing in the morning.It's been 2 days and Im taking 2 tablets daily and it works like charm. If I didnt have this drug, I dont know what I would have done.

Finally a video that is easy to understand! Thank you

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Very good review of some variations. Much appreciated sir!

if you have wind pipe damage, do you just use chest seal on that area? I'm assuming you don't pack that area

I'm late to the party here, but I would like to mention that this is specifically talking about gunshot wounds. Tourniquets are best used for controlling arterial bleeds. So in civilian side, you'll be more likely to see this in severe MVC (motor vehicle crashes). A patient may have lost a limb or severely lacerated on and cut the artery. Then, having a TQ is essential. Everyone should carry medical equipment and have some basic knowledge on how to use it. To include a TQ (as he rightly stated in this video), because not every patient you run into will be a gunshot wound to a relatively harmless spot.

"Scientific" or not I think a test of IFAK supply effectiveness after years in a hot car is an excellent idea. I have wondered about that very scenario having a med kit in the trunk of my vehicle, almost all year round, in East Texas. Thanks!

My primary tourniquet is a CAT-T because it is faster & more straight forward for self application. But as shown in the vid, a SWAT-T is far more versatile. So I keep a SWAT-T in my bag as well. Just now stumbled onto this 3 yr ago video. Well done! Thanks.

The best one of the three is the one you have on you in an emergency.

I have many different lengths in my backpacks just in case for rescueing.

Idk what i would do without Advil, I take generic, it doesn’t do anything for me. Generic Tylenol is okay.

I work at an elementary school. Do any of these work better or worse for children?

can celox be used on a pt who is allergic to shell fish?

Do not bandage people like this....

The first compartment you come to is for "minor injuries" errrr can anyone see what is wrong with this?

If putting the patient in recovery position removed the need for nasal or oral aids then When can you not put someone in recovery position?😮

Last night i was high on benadryl and forgot how to open a door

Can you deploy it one handed? Possibly. I recommend that anyone doing this that you practice with it extensively. (you should anyway) to make sure you don't have any hang ups trying to deploy it one handed under stress.

After you had it folded, it would’ve been nice to see how it drops into an open loop during deployment

How much of the Velcro is sticking to itself? Don’t you think that would be problematic if you’re trying to put it on yourself with your non-dominant hand, lacking dexterity, and trying to pull Velcro part with your teeth. Staging a tourniquet means nothing to me if I can’t hold onto the windless and have it drop automatically into an open loop.

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Blue to sky. My allergist started requiring an epipen to all patients taking allergy injections as a precaution.

Brother,.....You would have to give me general anesthesia to get those off my hairy chest.

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Did this product not take off? I can’t find any other videos on this

Do you have links to the studies about the different packing materials you’re talking about.

thanks to your content and key contents by youtube amazing

what is better 3" or 4" rolled gauze bandage? Which would be the better to have in your kit?

who taught u to use "impregnated" to describe things????

There is no allergic reaction because, I believe, you are allergic to a protein in shell fish, this protein is not present in the celox type products.