Massive Hemorrhage

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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.
  • 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!
  • The Importance of Proper Wound Packing
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    The Importance of Proper Wound Packing

    North American Rescue's NAR Doc shares some key points to consider when addressing major bleeding by packing a wound. This important skillset becomes critical in situations where a tourniquet cannot be used. Keep in mind - wound packing WILL cause significant pain, but it is a lifesaving option that can make the difference.

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