Message from @[LA] Zoomer Medi/k/

Discord ID: 707049964072861766


2020-05-04 18:35:23 UTC  

Whos all my medics here

2020-05-04 18:35:40 UTC  

Emt-B

2020-05-04 18:39:32 UTC  

@[TX]YimYam yes same amount of time for different pay but its also a different skillet.

2020-05-04 18:39:39 UTC  

Skillset*

2020-05-04 18:40:03 UTC  

I'm lucky enough to make more than a nurse but my positions are far and few between

2020-05-04 20:19:28 UTC  

After my BSN I wanna get my trauma nurse cert

2020-05-05 00:03:20 UTC  

I have my EMT-V

2020-05-05 00:03:25 UTC  

B*

2020-05-05 00:43:11 UTC  

@[LA] Zoomer Medi/k/ got some questions about your pack setup boss.

2020-05-05 01:18:32 UTC  

Hit me.

2020-05-05 01:59:12 UTC  

Quick clot. Is it really suggested that people who may not be trained to use that. Its my understanding that both using it in the wrong places is counterproductive and using it can cause chemical burns for added problems later.

2020-05-05 02:00:07 UTC  

Secondly. Again just from my own experience. Trauma sheers no matter how expensive are all shit or get left everywhere. Probably better to buy in bulk and keep one or two on you rather than a "nice" set.

2020-05-05 02:01:13 UTC  

Thirdly, assuming we use the windlass only tqs?

2020-05-05 02:02:10 UTC  

Lastly. For...... combat.... situations. Has there been thought about establishing or organizing generic SOPs

2020-05-05 02:02:52 UTC  

I have seen ratcheting TQs but they are more in terms of cost.

2020-05-05 02:03:01 UTC  

Everyone should establish SOPs with their local group.

2020-05-05 02:03:18 UTC  

I would suggest everyone have QuikClot in their IFAK regardless of whether they use it or not.

2020-05-05 02:03:30 UTC  

From what I hear, chemical burns is no longer a problem.

2020-05-05 02:03:38 UTC  

As for trauma shears:

2020-05-05 02:03:53 UTC  

There is no need to buy a set of Leatherman Raptors.

2020-05-05 02:04:07 UTC  

Buy 3 or 4 pairs of the cheap stainless ones.

2020-05-05 02:04:16 UTC  

They do the job, that’s all that should matter.

2020-05-05 02:06:23 UTC  

I've never used a ratcheting tq yet. I'm not a fan of the constricting band ones that came out not terribly long ago. My understanding is they were proven ineffective anyway.

2020-05-05 02:07:20 UTC  

Those are RATS TQs.

2020-05-05 02:07:33 UTC  

And yes, they were proven ineffective and possibly dangerous.

2020-05-05 02:07:43 UTC  

They can cause nerve damage.

2020-05-05 02:07:53 UTC  

The standards are the SOFT-T

2020-05-05 02:07:55 UTC  

And the CAT

2020-05-05 02:08:10 UTC  

Only CoTCCC recommended tourniquets should be used.

2020-05-05 02:08:22 UTC  

The RATS is not CoTCCC recommended.

2020-05-05 02:09:10 UTC  

Shouldn't really even be sold imo but that's just me.

2020-05-05 02:09:19 UTC  

I agree.

2020-05-05 02:09:29 UTC  

Considering the possibility of nerve damage, it’s sad.

2020-05-05 02:09:50 UTC  

The whole nerve damage is kinda offset by the fact they don't work

2020-05-05 02:10:10 UTC  

If it doesn't accomplish the goal AND makes it worse then we'll.

2020-05-05 02:10:13 UTC  

Well.

2020-05-05 02:10:18 UTC  

Kinda rip.

2020-05-05 02:10:35 UTC  

Anyways. Was just curious.

2020-05-05 02:11:53 UTC  

Anytime. If you want to PM me and talk or ask questions feel free.

2020-05-05 02:12:44 UTC  

Just wanted to know who I was dealing with.

2020-05-05 02:13:53 UTC  

Well, now you do.