Thank you for the swift reminding us b- con, airway managment and all the rest first aid drills! You really do a great job! Greek Police Surgeant here...
*I would like to add a compact space blanket to my EDC trauma kit but the tiny compact ones don't do much like you said.* *The best thing you can do to keep your patient warm is not to cut their clothes off unless you really have to.*
@@bennieleung7519 *Actually wet clothes will keep you warmer than no clothes.* *You only remove wet clothes if you have access to blankets and dry clothes.*
JoeDurobot I agree, if I was going to take an item out of this it would be the blanket. That being said it does work well if you have other insulators.
@@PrepMedic *I keep full size space blankets with several fleece blankets in my car kit.* *In the field you can easily find blankets, towels, jackets, sheets etc.* *Easier to improvise than a tourniquet.*
Just subscribed in the last few weeks. Great videos for a rookie officer looking to expand medical knowledge. Would love a video talking about where to find quality supply companies that aren’t gonna sell you knockoffs but are also super affordable.
So it is a shameless self plug but I have an affiliate link for Skinny Medics store and it gives you 10% off on all the products on his page (there are a lot) and gives me a small kick back. Link is in the description of this video...
Good one, Sam! Not sure about the TQ holder on this one, as it seems to be intended for people move about a bit id be afraid it would fall out. Thanks for sharing!
Very nice vid! Gag reflex however DOES play a role when putting in a Wendl-Tubus/NPA when the patient is still conscious - watch out for that. Greetings from Switzerland!
Just found your site (which is great by the way) One question, when the pack is expanded would a TQ fit inside the internal bag? It would be nice to be able to have a 2nd TQ inside the bag for times it necessary to toss it to a buddy/patient to provide self-care in situation your not able to reach them or provide direct support .
After reviewing my state and local protocols there is nothing that allow EMT's or Paramedics to allow the use of agents like the Israeli bandage and cellox. We can use the vent seals but due to cost they are not seen in the field.
We dont have any hemostatic agents in our protocols either. Then again I live in CA where EMS is even farther behind the rest of EMS in the country. So you can imagine how far behind we are haha.
Videos Id love to see from this channel: Head Trauma Types of shock Heart Rhythms Pediatric care More on heart failure and what it means as an EMT I learn so much from your videos! Im an EMT and I do search and rescue in the midwest. Keep up the great work!
Great video! I have a question about tourniquets, you put a tourniquet above the wound even in case of a venous bleeding or should you put it below? for example if an injury affect both the artery and the vein if you regularly put a tourniquet high and tight or 2 to 3 inches above the wound the vein will continue to bleed?
@@alexmariani2807 *In Europe the use of tourniquets is still taboo and not taught in some basic classes.* *Years ago people have been taught to never use them, now it's taught again.*
@@JoeDurobot I know and that is very sad, in Italy they are beginning to do stop the bleed courses but they are very rare and at most basic first aid classes they still teach to use "arterial pressure points" and they can even work but never as effective as a tourniquet, now I have inquiring as long as possible and I'm buying tourniquets and combat gauze, I hope that b con will be soon diffused as blsd (cpr,aed)
David Andersen I will definitely keep doing the educational ones, they take a lot more time and effort though, and I am still in a state of transitioning so at the moment I am hitting the reviews pretty hard.
@@PrepMedic I completely understand. And also the fact that you are doing this voluntarily on you're free time deserves great respect. Has a ambulance worker and previous military medic myself I like to see the educational ones has a refresher, but also to see how other countries are working. Don't get me wrong though, I like these gear reviews has well. There's a few products that you showed on the channel I'm know saving some money for. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the swift reminding us b- con, airway managment and all the rest first aid drills! You really do a great job! Greek Police Surgeant here...
I might pick this up for search and rescue. Traveling light is important in the woods and all that here in the midwest
Same with SAR up here in Cali.
#IfakPositivity All IFAKs are beautiful.
Congrats on 100k dude🤙🏼
99k. Congrats. You've almost caught up with Skinny. Great vid.
Thanks for doing this video man, they are in boise close to me! Another great video as always Sam
*I would like to add a compact space blanket to my EDC trauma kit but the tiny compact ones don't do much like you said.*
*The best thing you can do to keep your patient warm is not to cut their clothes off unless you really have to.*
JoeDurobot but when the clothes is wet, i think removing it is better as it will speed up hyperthermia by water evaporation
@@bennieleung7519 *Actually wet clothes will keep you warmer than no clothes.*
*You only remove wet clothes if you have access to blankets and dry clothes.*
JoeDurobot I agree, if I was going to take an item out of this it would be the blanket. That being said it does work well if you have other insulators.
@@PrepMedic *I keep full size space blankets with several fleece blankets in my car kit.*
*In the field you can easily find blankets, towels, jackets, sheets etc.*
*Easier to improvise than a tourniquet.*
You strip all trauma patients. You can't treat a wound you dont know is there. Anybody unresponsive really.
Just subscribed in the last few weeks. Great videos for a rookie officer looking to expand medical knowledge. Would love a video talking about where to find quality supply companies that aren’t gonna sell you knockoffs but are also super affordable.
So it is a shameless self plug but I have an affiliate link for Skinny Medics store and it gives you 10% off on all the products on his page (there are a lot) and gives me a small kick back. Link is in the description of this video...
Good one, Sam! Not sure about the TQ holder on this one, as it seems to be intended for people move about a bit id be afraid it would fall out. Thanks for sharing!
Great video brother! Good info and to the point!
Very nice vid! Gag reflex however DOES play a role when putting in a Wendl-Tubus/NPA when the patient is still conscious - watch out for that.
Greetings from Switzerland!
its decent, I like how the tourniquet is quick access and they give you the expensive stuff, still a bit pricey but the best I had seen
Just found your site (which is great by the way) One question, when the pack is expanded would a TQ fit inside the internal bag? It would be nice to be able to have a 2nd TQ inside the bag for times it necessary to toss it to a buddy/patient to provide self-care in situation your not able to reach them or provide direct support .
They aren't on the website anymore.
After reviewing my state and local protocols there is nothing that allow EMT's or Paramedics to allow the use of agents like the Israeli bandage and cellox. We can use the vent seals but due to cost they are not seen in the field.
John Newburn what are you supposed to stop bleeding with?
We dont have any hemostatic agents in our protocols either. Then again I live in CA where EMS is even farther behind the rest of EMS in the country. So you can imagine how far behind we are haha.
The Israeli bandage is just a trauma wrap not a hemostatic agent like the cellox. If you aren't packing wounds yet you should address that.
Videos Id love to see from this channel:
Head Trauma
Types of shock
Heart Rhythms
Pediatric care
More on heart failure and what it means as an EMT
I learn so much from your videos! Im an EMT and I do search and rescue in the midwest. Keep up the great work!
Great video! I have a question about tourniquets, you put a tourniquet above the wound even in case of a venous bleeding or should you put it below? for example if an injury affect both the artery and the vein if you regularly put a tourniquet high and tight or 2 to 3 inches above the wound the vein will continue to bleed?
*A tourniquet will cut all blood flow.*
*It needs to be proximal to the wound otherwise it's useless.*
*I suggest you take a class.*
@@JoeDurobot thanks for the answer! Unfortunately in Italy there aren't many stop the bleed classes when will I have occasion i will certainly do it
@@alexmariani2807 *In Europe the use of tourniquets is still taboo and not taught in some basic classes.*
*Years ago people have been taught to never use them, now it's taught again.*
@@JoeDurobot I know and that is very sad, in Italy they are beginning to do stop the bleed courses but they are very rare and at most basic first aid classes they still teach to use "arterial pressure points" and they can even work but never as effective as a tourniquet, now I have inquiring as long as possible and I'm buying tourniquets and combat gauze, I hope that b con will be soon diffused as blsd (cpr,aed)
Pretty rad review
I really liked your belt...who makes it? Have you done a review of that? It looks great!
David Moore yeah! Go to my “SWAT Medic Gear” video or my “first line gear video”
Which kit do you recommend over this one?
What would you recommend for a boy scout troop as a first aid kit
It all depends on the application.
Chest seal dressings present but no 10 G needle included ?
aditya lal yeah, you can burp the seal if they develop a pneumo
What kind of holster does he have?
HSG makes a pretty good kit too
whats the expiration date on these things I am poor LOL
There's been a bit to many gear reviews lately. I miss the educational ones.
David Andersen I will definitely keep doing the educational ones, they take a lot more time and effort though, and I am still in a state of transitioning so at the moment I am hitting the reviews pretty hard.
@@PrepMedic I completely understand. And also the fact that you are doing this voluntarily on you're free time deserves great respect. Has a ambulance worker and previous military medic myself I like to see the educational ones has a refresher, but also to see how other countries are working.
Don't get me wrong though, I like these gear reviews has well. There's a few products that you showed on the channel I'm know saving some money for.
Keep up the good work!
I don't think they make that pouch anymore
Nice video :)
100k boi
Just made it!
@@PrepMedic I saw on Instagram
Looks like a bigger version of coyote tactical burrito.
The one thing that it needs: chest dart
I love the reviews but am I the only one who misses the medical videos??
There will be many more, I promise. Just so busy with the new house I have had to fall back on some "easier" videos to make in the meantime.
Speak for yourself, I find it to be quite visually appealing.
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So close to the 100,000th!
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$180 for this bullshit. Come on man, that’s ridiculous.
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