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A bar napkin, sitting next to a beer, listing the hateful eight signs to look for before administering prehospital blood in a trauma patient

Prehospital Blood Administration and the Hateful Eight

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (M) Massive Hemorrhage

🕖 Reading Time, 3 minutes One of the best parts of the Special Operations Medical Association annual meeting is connecting with your peers and discussing issues we all deal with.  One evening, while having a bar napkin discussion about prehospital …

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Red X Marks the Spot: Mark your medical gear to help rescuers find it

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Equipment

🕖 Reading Time, 3 minutes [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] If you are carrying medical gear on your person, its location needs to be clearly marked so rescuers can find it in an emergency. Just as emergency exits are marked with colored signs to …

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Why Do Traditional Triage Systems Fail in Actual Events?

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories (C) Circulation, MARCH

The Field Triage Score simplifies this process 🕖 Reading Time, 4 minutes Reviews of most mass casualty events have shown that rarely is a preplanned triage system actually used in the event. Triage is a French word for sorting. Although …

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a girl holds up a bandage in preparation to put it on a simulated wound on her friend's leg

Crisis Medicine Goes to Middle School

  • Posted by K Shertz
  • Categories Everything Else

Today’s Blog has been taken over by my daughter… Have you ever seen a horrible event in the news? Have you ever wondered, how could I have helped save those people who died? The answer: Get trained. 🕖 Reading Time, …

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Rolling Chairs to Evacuate Casualties

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Casualty Movement, Improvised

🕖 Reading Time, 1 minutes It’s challenging to creatively free think under stress. Plan on using chairs to evacuate casualties. With rolling chairs, you can really move out. See more improvised techniques in our articles archive.

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Chairs can be used to carry a casualty easier and more efficiently.

Battlefield recover chairs as improvised litters

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Casualty Movement, Improvised

🕖 Reading Time, 1 minutes Carrying casualties is hard. Tools are designed to fit in your hands. Chairs can be used to carry a casualty easier and more efficiently. You might also like to check out the article on a …

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