Wilderness Medical: Principles of Splinting, Knee, and Ankle Splints
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
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Thanks for the information and demonstration. I need to bone up on more of this . Usually just me and my son when we go out . He has autism but I’m not going to deny him the joys of the outdoors for any reason. Thanks again
There are many people who will benefit from these videos. Thank you.
Great video, an A+ from a trauma ICU nurse. One thing to remember is to watch out for compartment syndrome (CS), a serious complication that can may require emergent fasciotomy to save the limb. Neuro checks and circulation checks q1h or q2h while in transit or transport.
Good information. Y'all stay safe in these crazy times.
Great video! You make a good medic , ride with me anytime. If you have an extra person and can find the distal pulse mark it with pen , marker , ash , charcoal something, makes finding it way easier later on and thanks for another true info video
As a paramedic, I can confirm that this information is dead on!
Great instruction on applying splints to knee and ankle injuries. It is always cool to see "outside of the box" suggestions such as using the inflatable mattress. I thoroughly enjoyed that demonstration!
Thanks! Looking forward to seeing more.
I don't have a lot of friends that are as fascinated by woods crafting and survival as I am, but I always recommend your videos to the ones that are interested as soon as I see them. You cover things that just aren't covered on other channels. All of the "spawn" of Pathfinders School are just the shit, pardon my French. I believe that what you guys tell me to do is "the" way to do "it". You may be the best of all of them. Dave, give him a raise!
Cheers GB SF. Very informative & instructional video
Glad to hear I am not the only one using G.I. Joe for references to things.. Great video, Thank you.
You can also prop up the leg to minimize swelling and/or pump the ankle when possible to maintain circulation and blood flow and avoid clotting depending on the injury if you can't walk out or walk out immediately.
Good deal on getting your patches done. Ordered one today. Take care Josh
Working in the ER, i usually found that flipping the ace over made it easier to wrap.
Hoooah!! I remember some those techniques from CLS training in the guard
Top notch stuff; that from a grey bearded former Navy Corpsman. Need to check for your more recent material...keep em comin.
That was a great video. I actually understood it.........................
Thank you for this...
Very well explained...
Another great video please keep them coming
Great educational video. Bless you and your family!!!
Thank you for the training video. As usual you are a wealth of information. Keep up the great job you do and keep living your dreams
Thank you I’m learning so much!
I was just thinking about this on a trail run this morning!
Glad I found your channel - great stuff! Love your online training courses as well.
Thanks much that was great!
Good job. Read your Blog on Facebook. Very grounding and much appreciated.
Great info as usual!
Very good stuff sir thank you !! As always great content!
Important informations in a small time. Like for you friend
You can also use the foam roll up mattresses as braces by cutting pieces to the correct shape. The British SAS even had a neck brace outline drawn onto their roll-up mattresses in case of emergencies. Thanks for the video - it was very informative.
Diggin the air mattress idea. I still need to order Sam splints.
Some other ideas to use for a makeshift sam splint is to use a notebook or 2 branches that you cut to size. Wrap them in guaze or socks to make them more comfortable for the individual, then tie the branch splints above and below the injury.
I went to 300F1 back in 94, I wonder how advanced and what changes have been made since GWOT. Kept up with BLS/CLS one deployments but I’ve always wondered what changes were made to the course. I went when I was a medic back in Regiment before they all were required to attend.
Thank you for your great information, from a Navy Corpsman !985-1993 SICU.
What is the word you say at 6:57 that should be researched? I would like to research it!
Pedal pulses
Deja Vu! 👊😏
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