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Placed in a full plastic water bottle, glowsticks make a soft-light lantern.

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Thank you very much for the explanation! In bleeding control i was taught the how of wound packing. But now i know the why !

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nice! i want one

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Great scenario!

Good solid and to the point. Thanks! The link to the e-book is broken...

Bloody Starlights everywhere a man looks! Keep kicking goals young Brother.

Thats smart!

GREAT IDEA but-any true medical testing? The 'quick release' hold up in surf? Leash stays on? Does it 'ratchet' closed enough to actually cut off arterial bleeds? You tighten it over the top of leg-arteries run on the INSIDE side of leg (inner thigh, inner arm) and that is where tourniquets are tightened. That part looks plastic--tourniquet needs a LOT of torque to tighten enough to reach deep arteries. Usually there is a metal or heavy plastic long piece that crosses and you torque that and then velcro that in place to stay tight. Will this? HAVE YOU TESTED IT?

Thank you, from NYC

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Sounds like a fantastic course... I think the research projects have tons of scope to be pretty interesting... and could deliver some fantastic insight into the application of tactical medicine in new/adjacent domains, like civilian emergency/rescue medic domains such as Surf Life Saving, SES and other community/event first aid services. I think there is a ton of relevance to these other civilian contexts/roles. A great innovation.. well done Aldon! Thanks for the interview Jez/TacMed.

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this Video is very useless, i was expecting a practical aspect of the uses.

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Seems more sensible that what they tell us in the U.S.: to just call 911 or bring them to the hospital. In rural areas, this could take a while. Where we are, copperhead and eastern diamondback rattlesnakes are pretty prevalent. Their venom is quick acting and can go to the heart very quickly, so I would think that you would want to cut off at least some of the blood flow.

Great video! Can you please put up a link to your site on which tape you used?

Ah that seems like it matches up with what you poured because you're doing the experiment and I get that but I'm 6'1 and I come from a very tall long and thin family ranging on average from 5'10" 1/2 to 7 ft (even my grandmother was 6 ft tall born in 1924 haha) so I can palm a basketball if it's a new ball that isn't all full of dirt (after that it is kind of slick and my hands are also slick (from washing my hands at work and at home about a billion times a day for the 40 years that I have been in healthcare)and I have no fingerprints for the most part)but you get the idea and most men that I know my hands are bigger than theirs or at least my fists are ;-) so it's still kind of a guesstimation but that's the closer than I have seen anywhere else so far so thank you

Much thanks to Jacob P. showing me this. See you out there brother I've been doing something similar with the SOF-T for years. Incorporating a SAM splint is something I never considered. Excellent

as a butcher who had quite a few severe cuts in my early years, I can testify that raising my arm above my heart slowed the bleeding on every occasion

Sad thing is in these times I'd expect some scumbag to walk past and steal it.

I didn't know the method and I guessed pretty close!

The link for the book didn't work for me. Thank you for your videos!

You guys have been BUSY, this would take a tonne of work! It looks amazing, best use of VR I've seen to date.

That's awesome

This is SO COOL!!! 😃

When your advertising interrupts my video it just makes me hate your product......

Hey, these are some informative videos. I'd say though that it's a bad idea to estimate blood loss. There are to many variables. And I feel that with proper assessment, it's not needed. I don't understand the purpose as it's not a standard, it's not uniform. It appears objective. I would think looking at the patients skin color and feeling the temp of their skin is more helpful.

That’s nice there’s a list of their purposes but you need to actually show examples of how you do them.

the way I think high and tight is so effective is because you're tightening the tq over one bone instead of the lower extremities and has more of a chance of stopping blood flow. I also learned if it continues, its okay to add another right under that tq.

Fantastic mate, great to hear how you're applying that high level training into the civvy world helping people!...

If bitten with no help or phone reception available. Is it better to apply the bandage, sit and wait for your body to deal with the venom while not moving, or attempt to walk out and seek help?

My greatest issue is how to hump these. There's no point in having a plastic case when you then need to put it in it's own bag anyway. Would be better if the casing had a molle strap or even just a slot you could put a zip tie through to hook it somewhere and stow it.

Whoa whoa whoa...just decided she doesn’t need her knee anymore hey!

Just stumbled across voodoo medic on prime... you, mate, are a true warrior. Proud you were on our side.

8:10 Mistake #1: Using tourniquets as a last resort after all other methods have failed 13:21 Mistake #2: Placing tourniquets too close to the wound 20:00 Mistake #3: Making an improvised tourniquet with a belt or piece of clothing and not using a windlass 28:00 Mistake #4: Not dressing the wound after applying a tourniquet 31:42 Mistake #5: Not removing all the slack from the tourniquet prior to tensioning the windlass 37:46 Mistake #6: Not securing a tourniquet appropriately 41:29 Mistake #7: Applying tourniquets over joints or over items in pockets 49:00 Mistake #8: Not applying the tourniquet horizontal 52:38 Mistake #9: Not preparing your equipment and having it readily available 1:01:04 Mistake #10: Intermittently releasing the tourniquet to allow blood flow back to the tissue

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Where can I purchase that trainer?

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What should be the hand position after splinting? Can it go down?

Never been told about the need to remove rings ect makes total sense

Very cool, thanks for what you do. I’m a Critical Care Paramedic & Registered Nursing in the USA. Your video on estimating blood loss with fist size is great. 👍👍

3 meters of additional sterile gauze in the 4-inch Olaes, not 4 meters.

Great vid Jez !

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