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Photograph of the street in Nice where pedestrians were killed an injured by terrorists when they ran down innocent people, the photograph shows bodies scattered in the street covered with white sheets while first responders talk to bystanders & other wounded
01 September

Pedestrian versus Autos – expanding our thinking on injuries caused by terrorist attacks

  • Posted byMike Shertz
  • Categories(S) Security & Awareness

With the increasing frequency of vehicles being used as weapons by violent extremists, and ISIS’s encouragement of it’s followers to rent SUV’s and trucks for this purpose, it is worth reviewing the trauma literature of pedestrians injured by automobiles. First, …

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a diagram showing an improvised tourniquet with a 2-4" wide strip of fabric and a windlass
27 July

Twist the Stick: It’s not a tourniquet without a windlass

  • Posted byMike Shertz
  • Categories(M) Massive Hemorrhage, Improvised

Recent news articles describe many cases of the public placing “tourniquets” without windlasses on injured individuals to stop bleeding. However, if you look a little deeper, most of those well-intentioned “tourniquet” applications weren’t actually tourniquets at all and may endanger …

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The safety pin is a versatile and useful piece of equipment that has been around for over 150 years.
18 July

Versatile Safety Pins

  • Posted byMike Shertz
  • CategoriesEquipment, MARCH
  • Comments0 comment

The safety pin is a versatile and useful piece of equipment that has been around for over 150 years. Each military cravat comes with two and this video demonstrates ways…

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14 July

Massive Hemorrhage and Klingons

  • Posted byMike Shertz
  • Categories(M) Massive Hemorrhage, More
  • Comments0 comment

A friend I have known since junior high and I were recently discussing tourniquets and hemorrhage control. While not an unusual discussion topic among my friends, Robert Meyer Burnett does not work in EMS or emergency medicine. Nor is he …

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