Lisa, please lose the tubing and get a CAT Tourniquet. Also, you might want to add some New Skin liquid bandage (medical grade super glue). It sticks when and where nothing else will. I was a career EMT and Firefighter for 30+ years and was a SAR Team member in the Adirondacks. You made my day when you pulled out the SAM splint 👍🏻 Everything else in both videos I approve of 100% 😊
Sounds pretty complete. An epi pen and a surgical stapler might come in handy. Blephaclean makes sterile wipes that are pretty good. Some small splinter tweezers can help.. A booklet of paper matches is good for debris in the eye. You wet the fuzzy end from the ripped match (not the burning end) and you can gently probe the eye. Appreciate the logic in the organization of the individual bags. Thanks for the video.
Yes, please get a tourniquet that is approved by the CoTCCC like a CAT which was mentioned. The surgical tubing will work for a venous tourniquet but will not work to stop an arterial bleed.
The wound kits and serious accident fixin's are, of course, super important, but that little call out of the meds is probably even more relevant to a normal short river trip that I find myself on a few times every summer. I could probably count on one hand the number of trips ive been on where everything went perfect from the point of view of people's tummies, haha! Something about flowin down a river and eatin camp food really loves to mess up the "regularly scheduled program" of bathroom habits, so to speak, both too often and too seldom. Now i'm never without an ample supply for my friends lol.
I went on a main guided trip a long time ago. My guide carried a long roll of tubing to assist breathing in an under water pin. Any opinions on that? Thanks for your thorough tips.
I think in reality if you handed that to a person in that much distress, when they felt it in their hands they’d just think it was a rope to pull them out and would just stark yanking on it rather than put it to their mouth to breathe. Thanks for sharing. It’s an interesting idea.
No quicker way to get the eyes rolling than med talk, oh wait there's religion. Lol I appreciate everything you do thank you. Best thing in the world for the tooth is 151 Bacardi and clove oil.
Lisa, please lose the tubing and get a CAT Tourniquet. Also, you might want to add some New Skin liquid bandage (medical grade super glue). It sticks when and where nothing else will.
I was a career EMT and Firefighter for 30+ years and was a SAR Team member in the Adirondacks.
You made my day when you pulled out the SAM splint 👍🏻
Everything else in both videos I approve of 100% 😊
Yes, please do.
I’m taking notes. Thank you. I appreciate the expertise.
Definitely CAT or SOFT-T
Sounds pretty complete. An epi pen and a surgical stapler might come in handy. Blephaclean makes sterile wipes that are pretty good. Some small splinter tweezers can help.. A booklet of paper matches is good for debris in the eye. You wet the fuzzy end from the ripped match (not the burning end) and you can gently probe the eye. Appreciate the logic in the organization of the individual bags. Thanks for the video.
Yes, please get a tourniquet that is approved by the CoTCCC like a CAT which was mentioned. The surgical tubing will work for a venous tourniquet but will not work to stop an arterial bleed.
And they let loose without warning
Not complaining, but i actually just spent 9 minutes with a Maine Guide! great videos, keep it up. thanks.
Thanks, will do!
The wound kits and serious accident fixin's are, of course, super important, but that little call out of the meds is probably even more relevant to a normal short river trip that I find myself on a few times every summer. I could probably count on one hand the number of trips ive been on where everything went perfect from the point of view of people's tummies, haha! Something about flowin down a river and eatin camp food really loves to mess up the "regularly scheduled program" of bathroom habits, so to speak, both too often and too seldom. Now i'm never without an ample supply for my friends lol.
I went on a main guided trip a long time ago. My guide carried a long roll of tubing to assist breathing in an under water pin. Any opinions on that? Thanks for your thorough tips.
I think in reality if you handed that to a person in that much distress, when they felt it in their hands they’d just think it was a rope to pull them out and would just stark yanking on it rather than put it to their mouth to breathe. Thanks for sharing. It’s an interesting idea.
@@3_Minutes_With_a_Maine_Guide I agree with you. It would be a rare individual to have the kind of reasonability in a situation like that.
No quicker way to get the eyes rolling than med talk, oh wait there's religion. Lol I appreciate everything you do thank you. Best thing in the world for the tooth is 151 Bacardi and clove oil.
I’ve done the clove oil for the tooth. Good to know with the rum that pretty much helps everything doesn’t it. Thanks for watching.