Night shoot in the middle of the week

@War Waifu you prefer the trauma bandage or dressing

it doesn't matter i use them for the same thing

i've opened the nar ETD and the isrealis before

you can get them booth tight but the little bar on the isrealis is probably better

the ones that come in the SIRK are interesting because they have a front and back pad

for entry and exist wounds on limbs

but they are only 4 inch pads

i like having a big wide pad that i can wrap tight

i'm mainly carrying them as a wound covering and a way to keep direct pressure on a wound when a TQ doesn't need to or can't be used

is that a legit fast helmet?

Its a bump

bump?

pardon my retardidity

Imagine being this retarded

google bump helmet

He needs a bump helmet apparently.

i see

i learnt

Eat coal.

eat coal live fast

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@Cataclysmo give him the moron label

no pls

too late now

He yaint a moldy labia

thank you for your service

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Using a TQ is rated for up to 24 hrs sometimes depending on the dept

But realistically it’s gonna be on for less than 3 for most cases

Yeah

Cause noone is retarded enough to keep a tourniqueted person from getting to the hopspital asap

Limbs are very flexible with oxygenation, part of the reason why you don’t amputate every time an arm ‘falls asleep’

I’m trying to imagine the shit throwing that would happen if I took 3 hours to transport a major trauma patient

I should try that

Well

Usually wilderness rescue

A lot of times it’s a helicopter that’s called in in some remote area

Aviation+medicine is an extremely niche field where a few feet in elevation can turn a minor problem into a major

Or alleviate atmos pressure that would otherwise be very serious

My buddy is EMS in western Montana, which means actually practicing trauma medicine for a couple hours