Injured Shooter Drills: Staying In The Fight
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Montage of a training weekend with lots of shooting & tourniquet drills.
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A weekend of self-aid and casualty care drills in dynamic environments and under fire organized by SOF/SWAT Instructor Romulus Mihu. The program consisted of:
- CUF: Care Under Fire
- IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) content
- Mechanisms of Injuries
- Presentation about extreme bleeding, tension pneumothorax, upper airway obstruction and hypothermia
- Applying tourniquets (TQ) self-aid and buddy aid
- Explaining the MARCH protocol
- Injured shooter pistol drills
- Injured shooter carbine drills
Special thanks to,
Romulus Mihu:
YT Channel: / mihutz23
Website: romulusmihu.com/
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Thanks man & happy new year! 🙏
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Always good to consider these scenarios in training but for God's sake, rip the time strip off your tourniquets. You don't need it and they don't work.
We never heard this before about the time strip, please free to explain why then.
@@ReconBrothers when I took my TCCC course recently the instructor pointed out that ballpoint pens don't work very well on it and sharpies are okay but you're trying to write across the timestamp with probably bloody hands and most of the time it's just gets in the way when you're trying to use gross motor functions under stress.
The instructor was a 20-year PJ in the US Air Force and he said that he usually would write on the patient themselves the time.
@@FlankerJackChannel That actually makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing, we'll surely discuss this with our combat medicine instructor in the future. 👍
@@ReconBrothers That explains only one situation. What if you need to use it on someone else or if you Tq is not covered in blood. Reperfusion syndrom is something life threatening and the time your extremity is ischemic is very important for calculations…
@@sxygott2559 agreed but you have other ways to timestamp a tourniquet. I'm just pointing out that those little labels tend to get in the way when you're trying to save a life.