Is navy corpsman required to take NREMT now? While I was in Fort Sam 8 years ago, only the Army has to pass NREMT and then move on to TCCC. Kinda jealous of the navy sometimes watching them more relax it seems.
@@Marcellolin22 not anymore no they can get it at their command upon graduation if it’s offered to them also they are in the classroom learning it’s not gonna be guns blazing during training all the time
@@thomasnguyen2715 fairly confident that it’s somewhere in the CoTCCC guidelines about the majority of deaths are preventable and could easily be solve with quick application of a tourniquet.
it was alright, if the face was damaged then you would've never put the npa, that is why you check to see if there is no abstruction in their airway before you put an npa. Overall it was alright, i believe i could give you better tips on making the MARCH assessment more effiecient and more common sense rather then just going in the order you're told i guess.
if the casualty can’t put on a TQ , you drag the casualty to cover, making sure you have security looking out. Then you put on a hasty TQ, and begin your M.A.R.C.H
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Here just after CLS class
Blood sweeps also are for exit wounds
Its to INSPECT wounds dude.
Finally found a useful instructional video. I'm Army and all our videos have music blasting and yelling. xD Which is fair but annoying for e-learning
He already screwed up after the first 7th second.
Goat
TCCC Tuesday. Corpsman hopefully by Friday.
TCCC only takes three days to complete?
@@MegaJohny56 There are different courses, but I am aware of some that take three days.
David Miller that’s the one for me then
Is navy corpsman required to take NREMT now? While I was in Fort Sam 8 years ago, only the Army has to pass NREMT and then move on to TCCC. Kinda jealous of the navy sometimes watching them more relax it seems.
@@Marcellolin22 not anymore no they can get it at their command upon graduation if it’s offered to them also they are in the classroom learning it’s not gonna be guns blazing during training all the time
Nice
When did CoTCCC guidelines state not placing hasty tourniquet on noticeable massive hemorrhage during CUF?
Wondering the same thing.
it's more of a realism thing, why spend an extra 20-40 seconds on the X trying to get a hasty on?
@@thomasnguyen2715 fairly confident that it’s somewhere in the CoTCCC guidelines about the majority of deaths are preventable and could easily be solve with quick application of a tourniquet.
i don't know i did mine today and they said to place tourniquet on any major bleed on the extremities.
Because when placing a tq under cuf you are risking more cas. Always shoot back first
it was alright, if the face was damaged then you would've never put the npa, that is why you check to see if there is no abstruction in their airway before you put an npa. Overall it was alright, i believe i could give you better tips on making the MARCH assessment more effiecient and more common sense rather then just going in the order you're told i guess.
Give us the tips then, please.
he failed in the first 10 seconds.
Can you explain why?
Didn’t say he gained fire superiority
@@bondbuckshot2009 and no hasty TQ in CUF phase
Apparently 5 years ago, they didnt throw a TQ at a massive extremity hemorrhage in CUF.
if the casualty can’t put on a TQ , you drag the casualty to cover, making sure you have security looking out. Then you put on a hasty TQ, and begin your M.A.R.C.H
Army teaching Navy hmmm 🤔
DHA has CM/C (combat medic corpsman) under the same wickets.
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