US Navy SEAL Combat Medic Teaches How to Keep Someone Alive

[@ems1354]

Great job very informative my background is 22 years on the ambulance in the Bridgeport area in Connecticut

[@larrymoore9755]

Very informative

[@Doodlefisher]

Quit smoking almost 4 months got to sick to keep the habit . More energy, better airways and that disgusting taste is gone and am saving $300 a month . Training is easier to access and do . Great videos!!

[@danrouse4248]

Spot on, a little advanced for the average roadside responder.

[@thomasmchugh1448]

Not a bad summary. Having said that, it needs continuing practice, practice, practice, if you want to gain and retain these skills. If you don’t use it, you lose it.

[@meidamx]

Get some.

[@ericrumpel3105]

I GREATLY APPRECIATE Medics,.....unfortunately, it's not for me........Thank God for Medics !!

[@TheAxe4Ever]

If I’m assessing somebody to save their life, and they are concerned and whining about how they identify and asking permission before you touch them to assess them so you can save their life….get up, let them lay there and bleed and move on to another patient that will appreciate your efforts instead of them being all offended because you don’t play into their identity fantasy. Ain’t got no time for wokeness when it comes to emergency medicine/rescue.

[@briangalipeau553]

Tell me you are joking about the preferred pronouns!

[@MLinktheprophet]

This mf is crazy if he thinks anyone care about that bullshit! This is a sick world we are living in.

[@WalterWhite1911]

I hate to break it up to you, brother, but nowadays if you perform any of those actions on a woman, after saving her life she WILL sue your a$$ for sexual assault. If she was conscious and gave you her permission to treat her, she will say that she was under duress, that she felt threatened, and she let you touch her fearing your reaction otherwise. I am not joking. It happened already, several times.