Combat Medical Systems
MARCH vorgeschmierte Nasen-Atemwege - 28 Fr
2.0 oz
$5.25 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarNorth American Rescue
Vorgeschmierte Nasen-Atemwege - 28 Fr
0.0 oz
Ab $5.79 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarMED-TAC International Corp.
Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) Kit
8.0 oz
$19.99 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarMED-TAC International
Berman Oropharyngeal Airway Kit (OPA)
4.0 oz
$6.99 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbar- Sale
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Bougie-gestütztes Koniotomie-Paket (BAC-Pack™)
5.2 oz
$79.00 USD$89.00Grundpreis /Nicht verfügbar North American Rescue
Tracheostomie-Set mit Bougie-Einführhilfe
4.0 oz
$18.99 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbar- Sale
Tactical Medical Solutions
TacMed™ Chirurgisches Atemwegsset
Ab $46.99 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbar- Sale
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Laryngoskop-Set für Spezialoperationen
10.0 oz
$159.99 USD$184.99Grundpreis /Nicht verfügbar Tactical Medical Solutions
0.25 lb
$94.00 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarTactical Medical Solutions
TacMed™ Basis-Thoraxröhrchen-Set
$169.00 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarTactical Medical Solutions
TacMed™ Grundlegendes Endotracheal-Kit
4.0 oz
$48.95 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarCuraplex
Curaplex® Field Koniotomie-Set mit Endotrachealtubus
0.5 lb
$33.29 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarPulmodyne
Pulmodyne VT Select BVM mit Manometer, PEEEP-Ventil und Filter
1.0 lb
$54.95 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarMED-TAC International
Beatmungsbeutel-Ventilmaske für Erwachsene
10.0 oz
$15.99 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarMED-TAC International Corp.
7.0 lb
$99.99 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbarMED-TAC International Corp.
Mini-O2-Regler für Sauerstoffflaschen
7.0 oz
$24.99 USDGrundpreis /Nicht verfügbar
Understanding the MARCH Protocol in TCCC
In Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), the MARCH protocol is a step-by-step sequence for managing trauma in high-threat or austere environments. It prioritizes life-threatening conditions in the order most likely to kill a casualty. Following MARCH ensures nothing critical is missed under stress.
While dedicated primarily to military personnel, it can be modified for civilian public safety use, hence the C-TECC standards.
M – Massive Hemorrhage
Uncontrolled bleeding is the leading preventable cause of combat death.
- Apply a tourniquet high and tight on the limb. Yes, we know about the other landmarks too, but this is meant for a broader audience.
- Use hemostatic gauze and pressure dressings for junctional wounds.
- Reassess for hidden bleeding during patient movement.
A - Airway
Ensure the casualty can breathe effectively.
- Use manual maneuvers (chin lift/jaw thrust) if needed.
- Insert a nasopharyngeal airway (NPA) for semi-conscious patients.
- Surgical airway (cricothyrotomy) may be necessary if obstruction persists. A VERY advanced technique.
R – Respiration
Address penetrating chest trauma and prevent tension pneumothorax.
- Apply vented chest seals to all open chest wounds.
- Monitor for signs of respiratory distress.
- Perform needle decompression if indicated and trained. Another advanced technique.
C – Circulation
Control shock and maintain blood flow to vital organs.
- Initiate IV/IO access if needed for fluid resuscitation.
- Use blood products when available; avoid excessive crystalloids.
- Keep the casualty warm to prevent hypothermia-induced coagulopathy.
H – Hypothermia / Head Injury
Even in hot climates, trauma patients can become dangerously cold.
- Use hypothermia prevention wraps or blankets.
- Protect the brain—avoid hypotension and hypoxia in head injuries.
- Reassess neurological status regularly.
Why It Matters:
The MARCH protocol is designed for rapid, repeatable decision-making in chaotic environments. Whether you’re carrying a basic IFAK or a full advanced trauma kit, organizing your interventions according to MARCH dramatically improves survivability when every second counts.
At MED-TAC International, our kits are built with MARCH in mind—ensuring you have the right tools, in the right order, to execute life-saving care under fire.