How To Guide: Using ACE Medical in Arma 3

In this video Sheepdog walks you through the basics of ACE3 medical and how to use it on the battlefield. We hope you found this useful if you did please make sure to hit the subscribe button and drop the video a like!
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Sheepdog
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[@roguewolf9344]

Glad I got to be a "willing" assistant in this one

[@modelpainter7838]

Good tutorial, thanks. Just a few little things. Morphine lowers heart rate (-35 BPM) and Epinephrine raises heart rate (+50 DPM).

[@deaconsmith8795]

I’m training as a medic for my unit(55th Delta Squad) and this really helped, thanks

[@kaimatthews3507]

Best quick tutorial I have seen on TH-cam. Thanks man!

[@609thunitedtaskforce9]

Thank you, happy to help!

[@br0ndo]

Pure and informative guide, I really appreciate your video and efforts, thank you, great vid!

[@Mcdonaldsyoutuber24]

This was really helpful thanks

[@QRnX_0837]

very helpful, thanks

[@irrydium]

Perfect !

[@dovaiS]

Bandages actually do make a difference. Packing is usually best for normal infantry, elastic for medics when you are able to stitch wounds, and quikclots when your wounds reopen. Field dressing I have to test. If you're questioning why the reasoning is that packing is about as efficient as elastic but the minimum reopen time is very long so it will be awhile until the wound reopens. Elastic is the most efficient to apply but reopens very fast. So you'll need a medic to stitch if there is a lot of wounds that you used elastic bandages on. Quikclots aren't very efficient but they make wounds reopen at a very slow pace, slower than packing.
Edit: Saw that they are the same for your settings, although what I said applies to vanilla bandage settings.

[@joerannells2725]

How are you using ace medical with rhs. Doesn't that make enemies bullet sponges?

[@609thunitedtaskforce9]

You can adjust the "bullet sponginess" of enemies via the Addon Settings. It can take some tweaking to find the right level of damage resistance.

[@ramO-jp8tp]

My AI stopped bleeding and low BP high pulse but i can’t give him blood?

[@609thunitedtaskforce9]

Make sure you have the medic role / permissions. Alternatively there are also settings for ACE Medical within the addon menu that allows you to give blood without the medic role

[@dexman3992]

Once a patient's heart has stopped, is there no way of saving them?

[@609thunitedtaskforce9]

It is absolutely possible to save a patient after their heart has stopped, depending on the severity of injury and how many people are able to assist. First off, CPR must be performed to circulate blood. you'll also need to stop any major bleeding with tourniquets and bandages. Blood should be applied as soon as possible, even if the patient is still bleeding. once their blood levels are no longer critical, the patient should be able to maintain a heart rate on their own. If possible, these tasks should be split up between several people and performed simultaneously.
As always, keep in mind this applies to the 609th's ACE Medical Settings, your community's settings may be more or less forgiving depending on their playstyle.

[@icedqq]

if they're ragdolled then it's over. otherwise, you can use CPR

[@GHOSTDIVIS0N]

can i use any bandage

[@609thunitedtaskforce9]

Depending on your ACE settings, different bandages are better for different types of injuries. For the 609th, all bandages are equally effective at stopping bleeding. But for units with more advanced medical settings, packing bandages or elastic bandages will probably be most effective. Check with your unit or server staff to be certain

[@maxwellfairfield888]

This Video is not correct and I don’t recommend anyone use this medical training

[@609thunitedtaskforce9]

Could you clarify what you mean by not correct? It sounds like you may be using different ACE settings from what the 609th uses

[@maxwellfairfield888]

@@609thunitedtaskforce9 that’s exactly it.
Bandages aren’t all equally effective across Arma so the sever settings here do not apply ace wide.

[@609thunitedtaskforce9]

That's absolutely correct, and thanks for sharing. As stated in the video these procedures only apply to the 609th's servers. We use a simplified configuration that follows our community's preferences. The video still serves to provide a basic rundown of the ACE medical system, but anyone who uses more advanced configurations should follow the training provided by that community.

[@stupidrainbo]

Dude don't be a dick xD