Field Medical Kits | Combat Medicine Is Easy Pt. 3

[@MidwestDeplorables]

Imodium and liquid IV is my field medicine pre-game mixer.

[@backtoiraq2368]

I dont know how your so incredibly underrated, but please do not stop posting man. I use alot of the information I learn from your videos in little "learning labs" for my squad, and the information you dispense is incredibly valuable.

[@LFAnon]

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[@LFAnon]

I am definitely fighting the algorithm right now. My videos were starting to do better, now its back to starting numbers!

[@twinarrowssurvival.2.065]

I've been with this channel since like 50 subscribers glad you're doing so well brother

[@LFAnon]

I actually DO recognize you few! And you don't know how much i appreciate your support. Its kinda lonely with the Tube working against you!

[@twinarrowssurvival.2.065]

@@LFAnon Yes it is just keep moving forward brother we need this info more then u know.

[@LFAnon]

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[@LFAnon]

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[@twinarrowssurvival.2.065]

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[@Vinnytwotime]

Fentanyl OTFC is 800mcg

[@LFAnon]

LMAO Yikes!

[@toddmeyer7567]

You are exactly what we need more of!!

[@pierrederu7878]

Great channel

[@LFAnon]

Thank you sir!

[@jamesbridges7750]

Big ones for the sick call box- benadryl, claratin,hurricaine or anbesol gel, mouthwash, dental mirror, throat spray, cough drops, lotrimin,miconazole, tinactin, simeticone ,nasal spray for nose bleeds, eye drops,eye lubricant, children's motrin and benadryl......

[@passthebreadsauce]

Awesome brother! Keep up the videos. Im learning a lot!

[@LFAnon]

appreciate your support!

[@toddmeyer7567]

Wow these videos are getting better by the day!!

[@LFAnon]

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[@jacobhesington6725]

I love the trailer idea

[@LFAnon]

a few people have asked for it, but i dont have it how i want it!!! :(

[@Chevydude1982]

nice!

[@LFAnon]

thank you!

[@scoot9316]

Just subbed , stay safe ., great live

[@LFAnon]

Thanks! Had a blast lol

[@ethanstepan5994]

You forgot that yummy mid afternoon snack of glucose gel for dem hypoglycemics, also I always carry a ped and adult c-collar for those cracked backs and necks.

[@LFAnon]

There is USUALY one stuffed in that trauma roll.

[@BlueJayWaters]

I've been out of the medical game for a bit, but when I was a Corpsman they were pushing TXA in an IV during massive bloodloss. I know they switched to combat blood transfusions which whole blood is the best treatment overall, but its possible to get TXA, and may be a good option to have for minuteman, prep, or as an adjunct depending on your scope of practice

[@LFAnon]

@@BlueJayWaters agreed! 👍

[@Vinnytwotime]

@@BlueJayWaters Giving TXA without blood products has been shown to have no benefits for the pt.

[@BlueJayWaters]

@Vinnytwotime long term studies have shown receiving TXA has had a marginal increase in survivability and recovery when used before surgical intervention and post operation. It is less effective than blood products but hypervolumating blood cells to promote clotting while keep a higher BP and flow definitely does something on its own.

[@Vinnytwotime]

@@BlueJayWaters Not too sure for surgery, but I'm a medic and use to combat any coagulation compromise at the POI. Empirically giving it in trauma events does no real benefit for the pt. Learning ROLO, then giving it would be beneficial to your casualty

[@Vinnytwotime]

@@BlueJayWaters Also, I'm not quite understanding your last sentence. Are you claiming TXA hypervolumizes blood and "BP and flow?"

[@SpookyFow]

I thought my medical was squared away. And I have over $2k invested. It's not even close to this guy's set up.

[@LFAnon]

Tactically acquired over 10 years lol

[@SpookyFow]

@@LFAnon Very impressive... And you know how to use it all. I'll probably do more harm than good. But it's the thought that counts right lol?

[@LFAnon]

@@SpookyFow well if the other option is they die, can they be too bad at you for trying?

[@Freedom-iw2ey]

Great video! Where did you get your leather holster at?

[@LFAnon]

craft holsters

[@Freedom-iw2ey]

@@LFAnon thanks brother! One more thing, 100% the ATF is Gay!

[@callsignkit6930]

Laxatives and Pepto-Bismol tablets: because a bad time to discover you have IBS is when you're out in the field.

[@AndrewWisler]

Dingo! 13:07

[@PaddyInf]

You mention not wanting to administer IV fluids in trauma. Current protocol in battlefield advanced trauma life support for catastrophic haemorrhage is permissive hypotension. Administer IV/IO fluids (colloid or crystaloid) in 250ml bolus to maintain a systolic BP >80 (use radial pulse as a guide - if they have one then it's over 80). This maintains adequate renal perfusion while not retarding clot formation/blowing formed clots.

[@LFAnon]

@@PaddyInf yeah I know... Whole blood tho.

[@PaddyInf]

ATLS protocol is colloid or crystalloid, not whole blood. Blood isn't carried by CMTs or most civilian prehospital providers. The point is to keep systolic BP >80. There isn't a significant dilution effect with non-blood products

[@LFAnon]

@@PaddyInf yeah I know... But they need whole blood.

[@PaddyInf]

@LFAnon Eventually, yes. In the prehospital care setting, though, you use other fluids to keep them alive long enough to get it. You do this by keeping the BP high enough to maintain renal and cardiac output to let what blood they have remaining perfuse effectively.

[@LFAnon]

@@PaddyInf yup. Sounds like you would pass all the courses I have instructor certs in!

[@morgan123482]

What are the inserts in the pelican case?

[@LFAnon]

EMS inserts designed by pelican

[@lucasfalenski6540]

I want that trailer video

[@LFAnon]

Still has a few items to get right, and gotta figure out how to attach and deploy the camo nets.

[@Robert_H_Diver]

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[@LFAnon]

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