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Decompression Sickness and Arterial Gas Embolism First Aid: What Boat Captains, Divemasters, and First Responders Need to Do Before the Chamber
Decompression sickness and arterial gas embolism are the two dive injuries most likely to kill or permanently disable a diver on the surface interval. This is the primary-source field guide to what boat captains, divemasters, and first responders should do...
Read Article →Joint Trauma System Newsletter Update
The Joint Trauma System and Defense Committees on Trauma are made up of several committees including the Committee on Tactical...
Prolonged Field Care: Lessons from the Battlefield to the home front
Prolonged Field Care: Lessons from the Battlefield to the home front Authored by Dr. Richard Hoang | Jun 20, 2019 | Even without an...
Medical Support to Resistance: Special Warfare Article
This article first appeared in the Jul-Sep 2019 Special Warfare Magazine which can be found open-source at soc.mil. SURVIVABILITY MEDICAL...
A Practical Approach to Care after SMARCH-E-PAWS-B: RAVINES
The RAVINES Mnemonic was created to help the medical provider on the ground in an austere environment with a very...
The MARCH Algorithm in Tactical Combat Casualty Care
The MARCH algorithm is synonymous with Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). It is a simple acronym for remembering the necessary...
Prolonged Field Care: Beyond the “Golden Hour”
This is an article written by Sean Keenan, MD, FAAEM, FAWM and Jamie Riesberg, MD. It originally appeared in the June 2017 Volume...
Current K9 TECC/TCCC guidelines
Current K9 TECC/TCCC guidelines - pass these to your dog handlers. However, in case the dog handler is injured, team medics need...
CoTCCC Recommended Devices and Adjuncts - 06 MAY 2019
The current medical equipment recommendations from CoTCCC. You will notice that the list of recommended TQ has been expanded. A full...
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