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  • Tourniquet Relocation: Hasty to Deliberate
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    Tourniquet Relocation: Hasty to Deliberate

    North American Rescue's NAR Doc gives tips and education points on the process of transitioning a tourniquet application that is "high and tight", or hasty, to a deliberate application located 2-3" above the wound site.
  • Learn About the Tourniquet Conversion Process
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    Learn About the Tourniquet Conversion Process

    North American Rescue's NAR Doc helps us understand when and how you would convert a tourniquet to a pressure dressing.
  • How do you apply a second tourniquet?
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    How do you apply a second tourniquet?

    Learn from North American Rescue's own NAR Doc about the importance of effective pressure dressing application.
  • The Importance of Effective Pressure Dressing
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    The Importance of Effective Pressure Dressing

    Learn from North American Rescue's own NAR Doc about the importance of effective pressure dressing application.
  • How to Build a Vehicle First Aid Kit That Can Actually Save a Life
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    How to Build a Vehicle First Aid Kit That Can Actually Save a Life

    In this video, North American Rescue’s NAR Doc (Dr. Ethan Miles) takes a look inside a standard vehicle first aid kit — and shows what it’s missing when it comes to real roadside emergencies, and what you should carry instead. Learn what to do when life saving interventions can't wait for an ambulance. Be prepared to address major bleeding and other traumatic injuries when it matters most.
  • Can a Tourniquet Be Too Tight?
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    Can a Tourniquet Be Too Tight?

    Can a tourniquet be too tight? If so, what happens? North American Rescue's NAR Doc (Dr. Ethan Miles) explores the facts in this quick overview video featuring the GEN 7 C-A-T® Tourniquet, the world's leading tactical tourniquet that's saved more lives than any other pre-hospital field tourniquet!

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