Active Shooter Medical Kit
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2015
- An active shooter medical kit is designed to treatment multiple victims with serious life threatening injuries! This is not your typical ifak or trauma kit.
This kit contains:
(Back Pack) - I used Vanquest Falconer-27
RATS TQ
Sharpie marker
Gloves
Lights
Combat Gauze (Hemostatic Agent)
Trauma Bandages
Tape
Scissors
NPAs
Webbing
Carabiners
NAR QuikLitter
Mylar Blankets
Trauma Kit Bundles
Chest Seals
TQ
Pressure Bandage
Wound Gauze
AR500 Back Plate
MORE TQs! C-A-T / SOFT-T
Buy Vanquest Backpack Here:
amzn.to/2nfy4HT
Facebook ► / skinnymedicyoutube
Google ► plus.google.com/+SkinnyMedic/
Twitter ► / skinnymedic
Store ► shop.skinnymedic.com - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
![NONT TANONT - ดอกไม้ที่รอฝน (spring) - Reimagined [Live Session]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nY2PsFZFEOg/mqdefault.jpg)
Those little trauma kits are absolute genius. Definitely adding a couple of those to my large kit. You could even toss one to another first responder who has gone through all of their supplies.
+Dominic Kirby Awesome!
If a first responder goes through all his or her supplies you re supply with the ambulance if a fire ems
If your emt ambulance you will not run out
You can buy the backpack here: amzn.to/2nfy4HT
Amazing kit and I like how you bring psychology into it. The armour plate is superb idea! I keep enough supplies to help out myself and maybe one other. Its good to know there are folks out there ready to treat a whole group. Thanks for the video!
+MrLeonidas0001 "Tactical Adventure Lifestyle" Thank you!
that tear away kit idea at 4:45 is bad ass. thanks for the knowledge buddy.
thanks again for great video. love the toss kits and the soft armor idea.
+Niel Simons I am glad it helped
Great video and medical backpack setup! I have a similar setup and use both the Blackhawk STOMP II and Tssi m9 for my medical vehicle kits.
+tactical veterinarian Awesome
Great video. It's always smart to have a active shooter kit. I'm currently building 3. One for myself and members of my family. They can be very expensive to build but invaluable if ever needed. I'm just building mine slowly...one piece at a time. I got some great ideas here...Things I hadn't thought of. Thanks for the info.
Honestly that kit set up would be a great general trama kit for a vehicle especially if you do alot of highway travel.
Yes! Like everyone has been saying...Those little extra trauma kits are genius! Great job on this.
Thanks! Those velcro bungee panels look great, just ordered some for my M9 pack.
+James Bridges Awesome!
Great info here.. Nice layout for a Active Shooter situation .. First time I have seen the pull and throw modules..
Awesome organization and ideas! Thanks and God Bless.
Great video the toss kits are a super idea.
+Redbeard Thanks
Great set, buddy!
Great video and ideas thanks!!!!
Looks like a great kit!
+uuncensored Thank you
Awesome kit, I especially love the little micro kits to allow non wounded to help you out. SAP/aluminum splints may be a good addition and the karabiners could be stored on the external webbing to attach more gear allow or for more interior space.
+senta ukrai Thank you
I would add atleast 1 BLAST bandage as well, as they are much more effective for abdominal injuries and limb amputations than the Israeli bandages. And lately i have seemed to favor the Olaes Bandages over the Israeli, and I like how they have dispensable packing gauze with them as well. I would also include 1 or 2 of the CELOX Applicators, as they are extremely effective for deep arterial bleeds that are hard to pack gauze deep enough into, and are relatively cheap (as far as badass trauma gear is concerned lol). Great kit buddy, i always keep a fully stocked EMS bag dedicated to heavy trauma in the trunk of my car, as well as a well stocked 1st aid kit. In civilian life, you will typically need quality medical supplies many times more than you would need body armour and an M4 in your trunk, although i keep those in there too lol
Great video, thank you
great job and thanks for some ideas
Glad it helped!
My active shooter kit is a bit smaller, but includes the following:
NAR EMT shears
Flashlight
Headlamp
2 Sharpies
Spare batteries
12 pair exam gloves
1 CAT Gen 7 TQ
2 SWAT-T TQs
2 3"x24" Quick Clot gauze packs.
1 6" Israeli bandage
3 4" T3 Israeli bandages
3 NPAs
6 4x4 gauze pads
6 3x9 petroleum jelly dressings
2 2-packs of hyfin chest seals
3 compressed gauze packs.
2 rolls 1" tape.
7 Mylar blankets
1 roll Kerlix
I carry it in a Graycell Tactical rip away pouch MOLLEd to a Rebow Gear small shoulder sling backpack. The Rebow pack also has a compartment that will accommodate a service pistol and extra mags. The main compartment is mostly empty with this load.
I plan to add more Quick clot, some webbing/carabiniers, and some knee pads, as I am not a SKINNY medic.
My kit is in a simply sling bag that I pair with a red plate carrier that has quick access trauma items as well as a massive EMS patch on it
Excellent kit!
+JoshL Thanks you
Thank you for the great video, SkinnyMedic! We just can't be overly prepared these days. Alex @ Vanquest Team
+Vanquest Gear Thank you guys for making great gear!
Just purchased a Vanquest gen 2 Fatpack from you guys! Awesome high quality reliable stuff.
Making someone feel important without stress is hard but you did it right. Gloves are also good for treating gun wounds without spreading infection.
Thanks for the Ideas. I checked the price on the Vanquest Falconer-27 --- almost $220. I got three good backpacks in an online deal @$49.00. My solution is to make a lot of heavy-duty ziplock bag "kits" with gloves, gauze, coban rolls, others w sutures, gauze, clotting gauze, dressings, I have different pouches/pockets organized for bleeding, airway, dressings, etc. I love those purpose-made packs that roll out & lie flat, with a dozen clear plastic pouches each w a place for a label, but most are priced at close to $200. *That buys a lot of CAT-7s.*
once again, another great vid.
+Thomas K. Thank you
I know this footage is older but glad to see a RATS in that kit!
skinnymedic, another great video bud, can I ask what the measurements of the AR500 backplate, I wanted to take a leaf out of your book and place a similar set up in my pack.
Great kit.
What is your thoughts for choice of color of a bag for an active shooter situation?
The removable modular trauma kits are a great idea.
+Andy Markey Thank you
I have a soft t tourniquet, chest seal, quick clot, inhaler and epiPen in my purse only thing I need is a airway NPA. In my first aid kit at home I have a Sprint, chest seals, cat tourniquet, suture/ staple kit, gauze, epiPens and a nebulizer.
Awesome kit!
+Calyn45 Thank you
This gives me a great ideah not just for active shooter situations but other situations too this would also work for a number of disaster senarios. Thanks for the idea's ever since boy scouts I've always thought about what i could do to help people in any situation, and done so a couple times already as you never know when a medical emergency will occur.
also on topic in the boy scouts we were taught how to use our bsa style hanker chiefs as triangle bandages, tourniquets, a wrap, or as part of a splint, they're usually cheap and you can sanitize them throw a bunch in a bagie and have them as back up because you never know when you'll run out of the good stuff.
+OkamiJigoku13 I would be using a lot of items as medical supplies.
Hey skinny! Excellent video! I’m starting paramedic school pretty soon. How much will this kit cost (approx) to put together? It’s such an excellent kit. Definitely need to put one together.
Great kit for "the office", keep up the good work love the videos just wish your website wasn't so 1990s
It gets the job done! :-)
Jellis1700 "The Office" med kit needs a red stapler too.
Toss-kits are an outstanding idea.
IMHO dump the sked or whatever that stretcher is and replace with an equal volume of roll gauze
68W (ret), OIF 2006-07, MEDEVAC
+loganv0410 Yes those would come in handy.
+loganv0410 I agree. If you have the molle space on the outside of the bag, North American makes a pole-less liter pouch. We used those in my unit and I have one on my personal bag.
Awesome kit
+Jason Mcdonald Thanks
Yeah that's a heck of a medical kit.
+TRprepper Yes sir
Nice kit!
+Beecozz7 Thank you!
Awesome Video...... Thank you Sir.
+Phil G. Thank you for the support
Nice!!!
You need to make a complete list of stuff and published it for a complete set.
love the vid....i got some ideas. thanks!
+Crazy Ant Thank you
I use chem lights with a bit of the same colored tape wrapped around them that way you can establish a ccp and see it during the day or night. In the Army we use colored LED lights for our triage area outside our Aid Station.
+Savage Medic Great idea
Skinny Medic I learn so much from your channel please allow me to reciprocate by following the Japanese rule of 1 The Japanese rule of one is doing one squat Burpee every hour during the day this will increase your body mass and you will no longer be skinny medic you’ll be jacked medic Oorah!
thank fro this, i hope this get millions of views...im from California not to far from alot of the shooting that have teken place this year... so im building a kit for car and back edc..... thank you just the video iwas looking for!
+ski mask Thank you
Great video
Shared
+G- Man Thank you
I had to explain to my dorm mate why I'm watching an "active shooter kit".
Can you give me some insight on the items that you would NOT throw to someone that wants to help out the wounded ( possibly because if you don't have the correct training you could hurt someone)?
Where's your iv bag? I always throw one in my kit in case we're pinned down or something and I need to get them fluids if they've suffered major blood loss should I not have one in there?
Great video
+Iam1uglyguy Thank you! I hope you guys are doing good!
We are doing great, thank you.
Would you recommend any type of suction device? Or waste of time?
For my church I have build 10 comprehensive trauma kits with 5 kits in two separate large backpacks for an congregation of about 60 people. I already have 1 hypothermia foil blanket in each kit with a few extra. Do you think it would be beneficial to add 2 to 4 ready heat blankets to provide additional hypothermia protection. Patients requiring EVAC may be waiting 20 minutes plus depending on the EMS protocol for entering a warm casualty collection point.
i would clip on a ballistic helmet onto it if you have the budget
If you were to make this kit today, how much would you sell it for? Also, what new would you add?
Flatten SAM Splint, High Velocity Rounds Usually Breaks Bones
Bullbunny Sam Splints are great!
But splinting is not your top priority in these kind of situations. Controling bleeding and telling them not to move if they have a broken bone will suffice.
If you form them right you can use them as a C collar
A splint is the LAST thing to worry about with this kind of kit.... This is a kit to save the life through preventing death from blood loss. It is that simple. SAM splints are really great though lol
Great kit with very good ideas. NPA´s should be used by trained personnel, but oral airway could be used if needed. Main idea is to control blood flow. Bandages, bandages and more bandages....
I would rather see someone use a NPA over a OPA if they have little to no training. I do agree that they need some hands on using the airway adjuncts.
Oral airways seem to be less easily tolerated by a conscious patient depending on their gag reflex.
Should this back park color be used or can I use black in color ?
Hey @northamericanrescue this is what im talking about.......Great set up especially with what just happened out here in San Bernardino Ca
+Mark Flores Yes sir
Great video skinny medic i am in the process of making a med kit. I am in cap and i am training to become a medic so i need one of these kits for that. And i just need one because of active shooters and other things. Great video what's the pack called.
+Jacob Ham Good luck in your medic training!
Where did you get the hook and loop panels
why does everyone carry NPAs and not any OPAs? I think it's good to have both
LifeisaGamble people tend to bite OPAs and further obstruct the airway and possibly vomit on top of it
Excellent question..I carry both in my larger bag ... but In comparison on load out and pre-hospital, quick tactical settings .... the NPAs have less gag reflex, less space to carry, cost effectiveness.
just used my med kit dog went through window after would be bad guy. glad I had what I did
ouch!
Very nice however it would have been nice to see some combat casualty cards or triage cards. Once you get the patient wrapped up and on a stretcher the EMT's are going to need to know what happened with that particular patient. It might be a little hard to remember what happened to each person especially during a high stress situation.
Dave he covered that with the sharpie.
Whoops. Thanks. I ment specifically cards but he mentioned that.
you sould sell something similar to that on your medical gear shopping website
+Ivan Garcia Maybe one day
A couple of splints might make a good addition. They could help stabilize the limbs with splintered/smashed bone(s). The wall mounted kits, you referenced in another reply, seems interesting. Do you think you may be interested in adding them to your site, or parts of them?
+friendofcoal Not a bad idea about the splints. I have thought about adding the wall mounted kits.
+sman7290 Yes you could
SkinnyMedic Keep me informed if you do. Thanks for the informative vids.
Can you tell us the name of the backpack. It was muffled in the beginning. Also does the hook and loop come with the back pack?
+445rodriguez FALCONER-27 yes
+SkinnyMedic yes I found it! Thanks. I'm a diabetic and I have the need for a pack like this, thanks so much! Life just got a lot easier.
you should make this and sell it
Hey SkinnyMedic. I've wanted to take some courses to get me into the world of first aid (particularly an EMT course as I have basic first aid and CPR done) but most EMT courses need me to be registered with a fire department or something of the sort. Are there any courses you recommend to help should I face an emergency such as this?
There's always the "first responder" course which is a step below EMT (doesn't cover transport basically) which is generally open to the public. Not exactly sure if this program is available in all states or not.
Ben Cunningham I appreciate the information!!!
Chloe Shaw I appreciate the information!!!
Can a quick clot sponge be packed into a wound? My understanding is they are for external use...but...
+Taylor Pritchard Yes we use it for wound packing
Hope I don’t get slated for this but if you were helping out at a Active Shooter situation would a smoke grenade be helpful to cover the situation? Just a thought
I have heard that the M.A.R.C.H. algorithm also stands for: Massive Hemorrhaging, Airway (from the neck above), Respiration (Below the neck), Circulation, and Head/Hypothermia. Sir, have you hear of the differences posted with Airway and Respiration?
The A from M.A.R.C.H. refers to the basic question, "is the airway clear?". The R deals with "Are the lungs able to function properly?" Airway comes first, because a blocked airway renders lung function irrelevant. But once the airway is clear, any open chest wounds should be sealed ASAP (preferably with some sort of vented seal), to restore proper lung function.
What type of classes would you recommend for treating trauma
Also you are forgetting bio bags
Jacob Lester he has a couple classes scheduled in South Carolina and the price is amazing.
Tactical Medics Group ... Located in Houston, Texas area. Google the above info. #1 Facility which will educate you not only in the classroom, you will also complete as well as learn live simulation scenarios that are complete with live wounded actors as trauma victims in various scenarios complete with gore , fake blood, various tactics to remain calm and focus during various ( awesome), distractions that you will face in Real Situations. Staff are Top notch and are there to teach you as well as assist you because you as the student will learn to utilize all the real medical equipment in the live scenario portion ( opening and using brand new chest seals , combat gauze, Tourniquet's ECT. Anyone who really wants to save lives look it up. Tactical Medics Group provides many different classes not just TCCC .
I like this guys video and how he has his gear set up. Yet utilizing more practical kits such as the MULTIFAK Kit, which video's are on the website, ATAK's for your CAT Tourniquet's, and much more. To much to list. I appreciate the ones who read this long winded information. Thanks.
Short of an EMT course, Red Cross "Wilderness Emergency Response" course. Should be available at most local Red Cross Chapters. Local Fire Departments often teach C.E.R.T. -- *Community Emergency Response Team* Training Classes.
Do you make anymore videos
Got links for Media packs?
what does S.T.O.M.P stand for?
Really great video Skinny!! Don't forget the bacon for packing the wounds of any jihadis you may find.
+huguenot67 haha
kosher bacon please
Do you need to be a distributor to re-sell condor pouches?
+AirForceKid yes
Thx, so did you have to wait a year?
no
Condor is telling me I need to have a storefront for a whole year first? Sorry if I'm confusing you.
Hey bud just a tip. Your AR500 is backwards!!
Do you stock something like this in your store? Or Know of a company that does? Thanks!
+Judah McLain No and No sorry ... You can build a kit just like this! ;-)
Two points number 1 the tourniquet on the outside of your bag is terrible if it ain’t CAT or SOFTT it’s a waste of time and more importantly a risk to the patients life and number 2 black medical gloves are terrible because they don’t show blood when doing a body sweep especially at night or in any dim lit areas
well after getting stabbed in the left leg this morning at 7:00 I realise how much I lack in medical gear
+R.A.S. Tactical Dang dude! You ok?
SkinnyMedic yea the blade was only 3/4 deep an didn't hurt at all it just damaged the muscle a bit but I walked out with about 5 staples in my theigh lol
+R.A.S. Tactical ouch!
+sman7290 aw yea! lol
A kit designed to eliminate the threat is your good ole Beretta.
ryan dravinski I agree
ryan dravinski that way some other wannabe rambo will mistake you for the shooter and shoot you... then the cops turn up and mistake that guy for a shooter and shoot him... meanwhile the real shooter carries on until everyone works out what the fucks going on... meanwhile you, who could have been administering life-saving first-aid until it's safe for paramedics to get on-scene are uselessly bleeding-out along with everyone else.
Also... this kit is cheaper to assemble than even a used berreta.
Michael Peterson exactly... And how many open/concealed carriers are prepared at all for a scenario... home defense is one thing but an active shooter scenario is a totally new ball game even combat-trained marksmen would find target-selection a huge challenge if there are others on scene with weapons drawn wondering which one could be the shooter.
When you hear shots and everyone starts running and screaming and adrenaline takes over, you might take a shot at the first person you see who even looks like they have a weapon.
Damian Clark i agree with you! Well said
Looking for good nitrile glove recommendations (not black I need to see the blood easy). Been through about half a dozen (amazon) glove suppliers and have been shocked by how bad they are. I can't for the life of me remember the brands we used to stock on my bus. I never cared because the county always supplied them. Thanks in advance EMT-I (studying for P)
I honestly like the gloves I carry in my store ... shop.skinnymedic.com/Bulk-Medical-Supplies_c20.htm
Doctor Who I got a excellent box of 100 at walgreen pharmacy, order item around $11.
+SkinnyMedic thanks I completely forgot about your store.
+gary wanous Walgreens brand or is another name listed. I go through gloves pretty quickly.
10000 👍
what is the head mean in MARCH
Head injuries. For a first responder, head wounds are usually either green (treatment can wait) or black (dead, or beyond a first responder's ability to help). After you've taken care of all the other injuries, if someone's scalp wound is still bleeding, you can take time to examine, and possibly bandage it.
is this in your store yet?
+Mike Rhoades No just wanted to give ideas for building your own.
+Mike Rhoades I am in the process of working on a packet trauma kit, other end of the scale! haha
That one would likely be in more people's budget, but you never know what people might buy if it is available
+Mike Rhoades right
How little contrast to read the status of Afro-American patients at 1:22? Red or green paint-pen lasts longer & shows up better.
Probably shouldn't build this unless you're an 1st responder
Robert Claar it's great to have this even if you don't know any medical. At any time there are probably a dozen people with medical knowledge around you without any gear. As a first responder just about every wreck I e been on nurses were on scene assisting, so you could just give your gear for them to use. You never know you could be in a wreck and injured yourself
Why? minus the NPA this is all stuff covered in a basic first aid class, this in the hands of someone with that basic training is invaluable
Please try not to talk so loudly.
+alex Hoffman Sorry I couldn't hear you, what did you say? ;-)
Yeah, like I am going to have the time to pull that thing out when somebody is shit-bombing 556s on me and my friends. Lol, dumb video, sorry. I am sure the kit is okay and there is practical purposes for it, but just not during an active shooting.
+nyscout You STOP the threat! Then this kit comes in to play.
SkinnyMedic Sure you're going to stop it.
SkinnyMedic Nobody can stop this shit and madness.
Yeah, if they're not dead by then.
Videos like these assume you have the proper training and never offer resources for the training.
+David York Look for a trauma class or TCCC class in your area to get the training!
+David York The basics I learned from CERT allow me to make use of most of this kit. I'm not a medical professional, but knowing how to triage, safely move victims and basic first aid goes a long way towards helping a mass causality incident.
+Sean Yunt A CERT team is a great resource for learning!
Check w your local Fire & Police Departments for where to get first aid training. Red Cross local Chapters offer some great classes.
U don't have idea what's the meaning of the word trauma!
Its when your uncle touched your special place when you're 5 years old and you remember.