Stop the Bleed Tourniquet Training

[@kjw1603]

I'm doing my trauma rounds right now for ER and this was a very well made video. I would add that if the bleeding persists despite having a tourniquet on, add one on top, DO NOT remove the existing one and replace it. And if you're worried about losing circulation to that limb, remember it is life over limb in emergencies, better to lose an arm then your life.

[@rosemadder5547]

This is for bystanders before ems comes.

[@kjw1603]

@@rosemadder5547 The same rule applies no matter where you are.

[@onedayagogo]

*than your life.

[@Bluecollarjoe6B9]

This should be taught in every school

[@VolvariellaVideos]

Watching this for school :)

[@GirlSmotheredToDeath]

Stop making these comments. According to this logic, everyone has something that they think should be taught in every school.

[@Mc.miner14]

Watching for School project

[@taniahub7198]

Watching it for school MSP project

[@onedayagogo]

@@GirlSmotheredToDeath first aid should be taught in every school

[@johnreynolds614]

Had one save my life. Figured i should see how they work.

[@jsacodes916]

Everyone should have a Stop The Bleed Kit in their car. I’m putting it on my priority list right now.

[@xks2012]

Excellent video and I agree this should be Taught in schools Especially Now when the world is Violent. Everyone should be taught this important life saving skill that can Help save a Life. Free classes at the local Libraries

[@LoveLikeaHurricane]

when she packed it...i felt the pain.

[@savage_the_wild]

Excellent video! Very informative with no filler. Thanks!

[@alex0_073]

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[@IllD.]

Thank you so much! Got what I needed with no other bs like advertisements or plugs.

[@davepeavy]

Yes, this is AWESOME! Thank you... I’m forwarding to my Mom, made her a first aid / trauma kit for her range bag today and she is not familiar with the CAT.

[@DARTHDANSAN]

Thanks I carry one and to be honest I had no clue how to use it . I saved this video on “ how to use a tourniquet “ play list . This stuff can save your life

[@toddcofer6491]

Thank You for that great demonstration.

[@MagicScorpio]

With the way our world is today, everyone should learn this. Everyone should buy a bleeding control kit. There is so much hate and so many crazy violent fueled incidents that cause preventable deaths.

[@ric84]

"With the way our world is today" People have been poking holes in eachother since the day the pointy stick was invented. Only difference is the little computer in your pocket lets you know when someone ten thousand miles from you gets shanked within 5 minutes. But yes it really cant hurt to know how to deal with such injuries.

[@MagicScorpio]

@Richard Hanjeleer I’m pretty sure school shootings didn’t happen even once a year before Sandy hook. It seems like ‘today’ there are more violent fueled killings and since we have more communication we are aware of them. Not arguing your cell phone point. But that is exactly why there is more violence ‘today’ since they want to kill as many people and get ‘famous’ for it.

[@devinbalasi7296]

A: Alert 911 B: Bleeding identification C: Compress wound Typing out the comment so maybe it'll help me retain the information and I won't forget what to do if I ever encounter this situation.

[@ferna2294]

A: Alert 911 B: Bleeding identification C: Compress wound

[@deletdis6173]

A: Alert 911 B: Bleeding identification C: Compress wound

[@DyeChan]

If I'd knew this I'd still be alive

[@DyeChan]

Just kidding

[@bashdzy]

I know this is so much stuff I have to remember

[@MGlennRoss]

Very well done. I like your ABC'S. I would have liked to see more importance placed on tightening the tq and wound packing.

[@Hernsama]

That’s some serious packing

[@daisydavid8932]

😅😅I thought so too

[@aandyherr817]

Correct! The only thing worse than a death, is a preventable death-- especially one with such a easy solution/fix such as applying pressure, a TQ, or just calling 911 and knowing whats occuring.

[@سرمدالتميمي-ش2ح]

Thank you very much . We need this knid of videos and informations

[@backwoodstrails]

For the audience, are tourniquets placed high and tight (like the military teaches) or 2 to 3 inches above the wound (not on a joint) as taught in all the first aid books?

[@marius.tom71]

Your information are very important! Thank you 👏👏👏

[@herculesrockefeller4584]

Terrific instructional. Thank you.

[@gumb7601]

Gina u slayed!! u keep on doing u boo! u saving lives #godbless#speakingfromtheheart

[@mortenbrendefur7878]

A 5 year old girl here in Thailand today or yesterday was shot above her left knee, bullet took out the femoral artery in both legs. Happened when 3 young children were playing and found a loaded gun :( She died. Nobody knew that it was important to stop the bleeding. Just phoned the police. When medical care people arrived, the girl was just lying "sleeping" on the floor in a big puddle. Not my child, but still crying!

[@cari1490]

If you knew the first aid to bleeding, why didn't you help?

[@mortenbrendefur7878]

@@cari1490 IF I was there, of course I would do everything in my power to help! I am not a bystander!, but I cannot be everywhere :(

[@zeypherla4034]

Can we fill the wound with gauze and apply pressure AFTER using the tourniquet?

[@johnhood578]

Very nicely done. Thank you.

[@oceandmike]

Great content! Thank you for sharing it.

[@willyrbooth]

I hate to play stump the chump, but some of that information was incorrect. Tourniquet comes after pressure and packing, not before packing. The reason for this is, if you already have a tourniquet on there is no need to pack or provide additional pressure, because the tourniquet is already cutting off circulation, therefore bleeding has stopped. Also, when it comes to tourniquets, you tighten the windless until the bleeding has stopped, not just until you feel that it is tight enough. Bottom line up front, pain is less important than saving someone’s life.

[@johnmasson6741]

I think the comment about “getting the tourniquet as tight as you can” is because people using this video are probably amateurs. In a high stress situation it’s hard for your average joe to judge bloodflow, but it’s easy for them to just tighten until they can’t anymore

[@dragonslayerornstein1242]

The argument can be made that depending on the situation, you can jump straight to the tq. If you can identify that the bleeding is indeed arterial, you are allowed to jump straight to the tq. Especially when there is multiple people or if you are in a dangerous situation. Every conflict is different.

[@xkyox4945]

Right, if it's bright red and spurting out, you should go ahead with a tourniquet right away

[@Asymmetrical.athlete_]

Also, you want o pull the strap as tight as possible before you start with the windless

[@jasonparkinson7621]

Very educational. Thank you.

[@markanthony1004]

Great because I have my AHA BLS test today

[@007nadineL]

Why don't we learn this in high school ? .

[@galacticzrx1788]

I know right ! This could be so very useful to learn way more ahead in life and also use this whenever this kind thing happens which is very important but nowadays school sucks and doesn’t learn anything useful but hey it is what it is ..

[@marieg3865]

because someone keeps deciding Trig and Calculus are better life skills 🙄

[@rammalammadingdong1]

That would interfere with learning about the hall of cost

[@ub3rfr3nzy94]

@@MCTheTrash Art and music are important too, humans need to be creative. Even understanding religions is important but probably the least of all four. The real problem is that kids are being taught poorly and so they complain about everything, like this guy. School isn't meant to simply get you a job and teach you basic life skills, it's supposed to help you develop your intelligence and then give you the knowledge required to go to further education if you go there. So for working class people they might think it's a waste of time, because they didnt go to uni, but they are mistaken. A kid who doesn't learn all this stuff would probably be borderline intellectually disabled lol. Our brains need to be exercised like our muscles. If we don't use it while it's growing it's not going to grow very well.

[@dragonslayerornstein1242]

@@ub3rfr3nzy94 Personally, I think there isn’t ENOUGH religion in schools. America definitely needs Jesus right now.

[@Lilliputian63]

I can see the "tighten until you can't tighten any more" leading to some potential problems. Why not "tighten until the bleeding stops"?

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

With a major bleed that requires a tourniquet, if circulation is not completely cut off, the body will respond by increasing blood pressure to resume circulation. This can make an improperly tightened tourniquet result in worsening bleeds. Write the time on the tourniquet, very important, as the patient has 4 hours until those potential problems result in a likely amputation. But amputation is preferable over loss of life due to blood loss Emt's specifically recommend that you should not be able to feel a pulse

[@oldschooltakingyaback]

@@LeonardGreenpaw Would like to see some sourcing of this '4 hour' benchmark you have there, and the prior training/knowledge you have. Joe Schmo (myself included to an extent) on the internet giving stop the bleed advice is a slippery slope, however, you are right about the pulse bit - checking for pulse is something that should be done at each stage of initial assessment, during and after care.

[@vg1701]

Sometimes a tourniquet is unable to fully stop the bleeding, only slow it. If that's the case, you either use a second tourniquet in addition to the first, or pack the wound and apply pressure to try to finish stopping the bleeding.

[@SeaSea11]

This would be a good idea to have with a group of people when your out in the ocean. Or on beach.

[@IveGotAHondaFifty]

My brother got a severe cut on his cheek. I applied a tourniquet to his neck, instinctively he seemed to be struggling and yelling "stop, stop i cant breath" but i knew i had to stop the bleeding. I did.... ill always remember you bro❤.

[@hilaahmadian2066]

dude are u crazy??? tourniquets are only for limbs, ur NOT supposed to wrap those around the torso or neck. u didnt stop the bleeding, u stopped bloodflow to his brain

[@hilaahmadian2066]

i wish she'd mentioned this but if you don't have a tourniquet at hand, you can just use a piece of cloth like a t-shirt and then use a pair of scissors or a stick to tighten it and apply pressure/tension.

[@shuaibahmed1718]

Very good thanks

[@alistairhunter5724]

In an emergency don't worry about if there is no clean cloth use whatever is at hand .The wound will be cleaned and antibiotics given at the hospital. Just stop the bleeding.

[@adamsue8919]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing.

[@saigecade5830]

I’m surprised she didn’t mention keeping up with the time you put the tourniquet on. Isn’t that really important so you can tell personnel when you put it on??

[@gettwitchdroned1818]

Of course. It helps the doctors at a hospital to know how long it has been on so they can figure out if they need to do any other precautionary procedures.

[@gettwitchdroned1818]

Having a tourniquet on too long can have long term affects, as an example

[@mjspice100]

This issue is the risk of crush syndrome. When a muscle is crushed for longer than 15 minutes the body releases a toxic enzyme which is difficult to remove and poisons the kidneys which can result in the casualty dying.

[@christiankongsted5084]

@@mjspice100 With the training I got, 2 hours the tissue will rapidly start dying and 6 hours is when the tournique must be opened by a doctor because of the toxic buildup. Also the point where the leg cannot be saved and must be amputated.

[@bseidem5112]

@@mjspice100 Not what these guys below say below, too much blood upon release, Tour good for 2 hr.

[@margaretalada5004]

Excellent vide Learnt alot

[@skittlies2012]

What do you do with a wound that isn’t on a limb such as the neck and bleeding isn’t controlled with direct pressure/packing?

[@rosieaguilar8190]

you can apply something to stop the bleeding like bleedstop or wouldseal.

[@acikuclusorular]

very neat info there

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

No mention of indirect pressure on the femoral or brachial arteries?

[@richardspence3447]

Awesome video thank

[@Greekmilsim]

Very useful video

[@Aedwins]

Can I give the injure painkillers? After applying the tourniquet on them or on myself to reduce or stop the pain?

[@ryanrehfuss]

If you're assisting a seriously injured person, contact the emergency phone operator. They can answer questions and tell you exactly what to do until help arrives.

[@calopez5512]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@cleetuscleetus8438]

What if the wound is above a knee or an elbow??

[@Laura-y3d5e]

After applying tourniquet we also apply gause and bandage to the wound at the same time ?

[@MubashirAli-so4cc]

Thank u for this great job 🤗

[@yourpurpose5548]

Question the tourniquets goes right on the bleeding wound?

[@bseidem5112]

Why would you pack a wound? If bleeding but tour not required. Use tourniquet if spurting blood; put 2-4 inches above wound, no packing, 0-2 hours leave it alone & doc takes it off. Buy quick clot, bleedstop, woundseal, gauze, tape, and tour kit and carry it with you. Use quickclot on neck w/ pressure.

[@Okie-Tom]

Very good info!

[@aniemalik6263]

what do i do if a wound has something in it lie piece of glass or something?

[@longdriver2]

Great information.

[@flokaineyunggoldmouth1087]

What if it's on the stomach how much pressure for you apply

[@AllanArthur245]

Very interesting

[@Terryterrysanti]

Question, there are certain places in the world where waiting for an ambulance is not practical, with a tourniquette is it safe to move them?

[@saigecade5830]

They say you should never move it or mess with it until help arrives when a professional can professionally remove it.

[@ModernMessiah]

Only to elevate above the heart. If it's a spinal or neck injury don't move them

[@christiankongsted5084]

If the tournique has been placed properly, you can move the person taking care not to mess with the tournique and always checking it after having moved them. Issue the can occour if the tournique has been on for more than 2 hours, the limb begins rapidly dying and releasing a toxic chemical that'll put the patient into shock and kill them. So basicly, if you're going to move them do it immediately after having applied the tournique. The longer it's been on, the less you should move them on the risk of knocking it loose.

[@JohnCavendish-ql4jc]

That's why I never left Vermont.

[@Terryterrysanti]

Thankyou thats a great answer, exactly ​ what i was looking for 8n an answer, straightforward and practical @@christiankongsted5084

[@blakebrewer3279]

Not saying that you are wrong and it won’t save a life, but I disagree with putting a TQ above a joint. The CoTCCC, Red Cross, and tons of EMTs state that you need to put the TQ as low as you can in order to save as much of the limb as possible, the CoTCCC states that you need to put the TQ proximal to the wound (about 2-3 inches above the wound), if you don’t know where the bleeding is however, CoTCCC states to put the TQ “high and tight,” but you do not have to place it above a joint if you don’t have to (NEVER place on a joint though). Additionally, CoTCCC and Red Cross teaches to tighten TQ until the bleeding stops, which might be as tight as you can get it, but you want to be very careful that you don’t break your TQ because you tightened it too tight, cause then it wouldn’t be a very fun day after that.

[@longgone9869]

I agree I think you can over tighten the tourniquet and I think The high and tight use of a tourniquetis is for combat situations where you don’t have time to remove clothing to locate what could be multiple wounds throughout the leg or arm. By putting the tourniquet high and tight you could be covering multiple wound situations to an extremity

[@blakebrewer3279]

Wesland Kid with TQ placement, it also depends on your skill level and the environment you are in. If you have trained with a TQ once or twice, then you might not be able quickly isolate arterial bleeding and place 2” above it, so High and Tight would be best for them. Also, if you are 10-20 minutes away from a hospital (even farther than that), then High and Tight could rarely hurt unless there is some wound up high. Sure, placing on a two-bone compartment is always better, but as long as you stop the bleeding then that’s really all you have to worry about. And yeah, it would S U C K if you overtightened and the windlass or buckle snapped, that would be a bad day.

[@christiankongsted5084]

@@blakebrewer3279 If you're 10-20 minutes away from hospital, yes then essentially anywhere that isen't a joint above the injury is fine. The way we learned it in the military is high and tight on clothing is for phase 1, where you're still engaged and you just gotta quickly stop the bleeding, and 10 cm/2-3 inches above the injury is second phase on skin-contact. The reason, as it was explained to us, for putting it 10 centimeter above is so as little of the leg as possible is lost should it need to sit there for so long that the leg needs to be amputated.

[@backwoodstrails]

Another consideration for "high and tight" would be a gunshot wound on a limb. Bullets can fragment and those that come in at an angle could have caused an internal fragment to be 2 to 3 inches above the wound. If you put your tourniquet 2 to 3 inches above the wound and compress over an unseen bullet fragment, you could potentially do more damage to internal vessels. So for a knife cut on a limb, go 2 to 3 inches above (not on a joint) and for gunshots or multiple casualty (where you don't have time to identify the exact location of the bleed) just go high and tight.

[@mariesalazar1954]

WELL DONE

[@JamesBrown-mo3lh]

Should be part of mandatory hands on CPR training taught in schools

[@alwinbenjamin]

Thank you

[@kartikeyakushwaha6748]

It is helpful

[@ajsans9161]

Why did she say to place the tourniquet over the site of the bleeding; which is the wound. Then she says to place the tourniquet above the wound.

[@Ledbyherr]

wish i would've known this last weekend, rip

[@WARCRADIONETWORK]

awesome

[@liberator9248]

Why about the elbow or Knee?in the other video the guy put it below the elbow . Can someone explain?

[@jbalote19]

Two inches above the wound OR as high as possible.

[@3Pillers]

Excellent 👍

[@WillieMakeit]

If you have a nose bleed do not I repeat do not apply a CAT to the neck and tighten down. Good video. Thanks again

[@misssmisssymaria]

That’s a pointless warning, no one has ever tried to do that. Like, ever.

[@backwoodstrails]

Do it once, and you learn not to do it again....don't ask how I know. RIP Jonathan.

[@hilaahmadian2066]

@@misssmisssymaria a dude in the comments section said he used a tourniquet on his brother's neck to stop a severe cheek bleed. Apparently he died. I wonder why

[@JohnCavendish-ql4jc]

Same thing with a DOG. Don't apply a dog on a neck wound. It won't stay put. You know What dogs are like.

[@reshmaramachandran4932]

Very useful

[@NEPAGUNTALK]

Any type of clean cloth works... But try not to use anything with too much lint... ie: a towel

[@turtleonacid]

Man, that packing gotta hurt like hell

[@sleepn_on_me2473]

I would pack the wound then tourniquet Or vice versa

[@DrHenryMiller]

If you already packed the wound there's no need for a tourniquet unless bleeding persist

[@hala_1568]

Well I peeled a scratch and it’s bleeding what do I do 😭😭😭

[@joemama4776]

Rub alcohol

[@hala_1568]

@@joemama4776 ok thanks

[@Fancy_Pegasus]

Yass Girlie Pop!!! Bleed no morrrrre ^06 SLAY

[@mikesdname1]

IMHO putting the tourniquet on just snug is a mistake. the windless may not be able to tighten enough. also ok to put the T on the lower arm or lower leg if you can see the wound.

[@beniamino7733]

thank you very much. Murakoze cyane.

[@hilaahmadian2066]

may i add for the wound packing, its not about how deep u pack the wound, the important thing is LOCATING the artery/source of bleeding and packing the gauze or cloth directly into it. its inefficient to just stuff the cloth in aimlessly. this video is much more detailed and useful than this half-assed one kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5myqouKop6Lrbssi=8QFff4JYHNVaWjy2

[@wolframsalvatore5635]

If i cut my finger does it mean i might die?

[@sas647]

If you have diabetes yes

[@shrees5009]

If it's a shallow cut probably not unless like @sas647 said you have diabetes or something like that. Or if a virus or bacteria enters your body through the cut, then yes, depending on the virus or bacteria.

[@fatpapercat4434]

Cool

[@trashcan2840]

Aren’t you supposed to loosen the tourniquet a small bit for a second once every 50 seconds or so, so it doesn’t damage the arteries or something?

[@denz29rus74]

I don't know actually what medical rules in US says about that, but in Russia you must loose the tourniquet a small bit for half-one minute every 1 hour when patient in warm place (summer) and every 0,5 hour (30 minutes), when patient in cold place (winter).

[@Dero_milsurp]

NO NO NO NO. Once a TQ is in pace and the bleeding stops, LEAVE IT. You do not loosen it.

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

You have 4 hours until amputation becomes recommended. You will be facing greater risk of blood loss of you try loosening the tourniquet

[@Dero_milsurp]

Leonard Greenpaw FALSE. 0-2 hours nothing occurs. 2-8 hours temporary nerve and tissue damage occurs. 8+ hours permanent nerve and tissue damage is likely. There are no known cases where a modern tourniquet has caused an amputation to occur simply for using one.

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

@@Dero_milsurp correct I should have phrased it better. Its 4 hours where medical complications become more expected

[@abadon44-d8v]

That is not how you should pack wound. She does it wrong! It is crucial to put constant pressure on bleedin blood vessel. Also she didn't mention about noting down the time of tourniquet placement.

[@Li3mons]

Last one was brutal I think I cant do it

[@thanhvinhnguyento7069]

So injury anywhere on the body is life threatening 🤔

[@imhere1232]

Why would I want to save someone who I shot?

[@imhere1232]

@Duffelbag Drag I'm not a cop

[@jenvalla4670]

I m sorry, but this tourniquet is too complicated for a bystander that would even have access to this contraption. It s a waste of taxpayer's money. Instead, the focus should be on what a layperson can find to use to help someone who is bleeding out. Any suggestions?

[@chrisspencer8815]

I hear wifi smart watches are bad for health not alot of studies btlut I wouldn't trust it or airpods. Just my two cents thanks for the video !

[@nolanjoseph1553]

I don’t know where you’ve heard that, but there is no evidence that the radiation produced from any kind of Bluetooth device can put your health at risk.

[@youngconfidence8666]

Thank God i found this video, that bank job went south

[@stephenw6324]

damn 5:45 looks painful

[@cristianparada8837]

Its funny bc wher r u going to fine the first aid kit if u in the middle of a shoot out in the roads n shit

[@gettwitchdroned1818]

That's why I carry a trauma kit everywhere I go!

[@longgone9869]

I don’t agree that you tighten a tourniquet “ as tight as you can“ The point is to tighten the tourniquet until the bleeding stops🙄

[@michaeltlays1293]

Hahahaha " Do Not PEEK" 😂😂

[@vanessalovely5061]

Okio

[@LousyPainter]

I was tought to apply enough tension to stop the bleeding and no more. Not to tighten the turikit until you can't turn it any further. Boo bad info!

[@TumbleTrashOfficial]

this video got my teeth hurting, especially the wound packing.

[@fmedstudent7885]

why?

[@TumbleTrashOfficial]

@@fmedstudent7885 why?

[@ironhorsegladiator5034]

the background music is so distracting...

[@jlastname6603]

Hold up hold up, missing all or part of a limb is a sign of life-threatening bleeding? Well shit, now we know.

[@EnVee215]

So many turniquet experts up in this comment section.

[@froggymountain]

CELOX CELOX. very good HOWEVER also carry CELOX. Save a friend of mine wife. Keep in your backpack, medicine cabinet, home or vehicle emergency kit.

[@billharris9888]

Seriously with this incorrect instruction ? Large bulky cover it up bandage is a no go. Still going with absorption is wrong. So if I have a junction AP Bleed or an arterial Bleed you want me to call 9-1-1 in lieu of applying the Tourniquet first ? Medics will get there just in time to see a dead patient. “ You guys should do what I say because a surgeon taught it to me “

[@keeneyeful]

Sounds like this is directed towards the 'lay rescuer/bystander' as opposed to someone trained and experienced in First Aid or professional responder. The call 911 first thing is probably more to spell it out to lay rescuers/bystanders and get Paramedics rolling, kinda standard in F/A training. I catch your drift and see where your coming from though...

[@mommy1157]

You have a point, but there will often be a second person who can be told to call 911. If that is so, the person treating needs to delegate a specific person and tell them "call 911 NOW". But you are right...the tourniquet is top priority when you have arterial spurting. You can also dial 911 if you have your phone right with you, set the phone down preferably on speaker. You can talk while you treat.

[@daruscole1586]

Tourniquet should be the last resort. I heard that it should be loosen every so many minutes (for just seconds I guess) but maybe that depends on how severe the bleeding. I guess it is to reduce the chance of loosing the limb as us the risk with these things but if it is life threatening, you may have to make the tradeoff.

[@Roukaysa]

wtf you just shove a fucking bandage inside the wound?