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FM/BG-433 · v1.01

Step 4: Treat Other Injuries

Code
FM/BG-433
Kind
Guide
Version
v1.01 2yrs ago
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684
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Published by
LtCol James 23 Feb 2024
Last material change
v1.00

75 words added, 100 words removed. Title changed from "First aid: Step 4" to "Step 4: Treat Other Injuries".

If unable to bring to a Casualtiy Collection Point (CCP) or no medic yet there to assist the following things can be done to help After addressing life-threatening bleeding and airway issues, assess the patients recovery casualty for other injuries. Bandage al untreaded Start with untreated wounds Starting with:The on the head and the chest The reason why we do this is because chest. Bandage these areas we are not able to put in any tourniquet thoroughly because you can't use tourniquets here, and injuries to stop the bleeding. so these take priority over the others regions can be critical. Then we will do the Move on to limbs that has with the least amount of wounds this is severe wounds. This approach not only helps to speed up treatment from stabilise the medical personnel that will arrive soon.Then we will focus up on casualty but also streamlines the other limbs until all wounds are bandaged.Then we use splints to process for incoming medical personnel. After bandaging, if you identify any broken limbs, apply splints. Splints help fix to immobilise and protect broken limbs. bones, reducing pain and preventing further injury.

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