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FM/BG-433 · v1.02
Step 4: Treat Other Injuries
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After addressing life-threatening bleeding and airway issues, assess the casualty for other injuries.
Start with untreated wounds on the head and chest. Bandage these areas thoroughly because you can't use tourniquets here, and injuries to these regions can be critical.
Move on to limbs with the least severe wounds. This approach not only helps to stabilise the casualty but also streamlines the process for incoming medical personnel.
After bandaging, if you identify any broken limbs, apply splints. Splints help to immobilise and protect broken bones, reducing pain and preventing further injury.
v1.02
After addressing life-threatening bleeding and airway issues, assess the casualty for other injuries.
Start with untreated wounds on the head and chest. Bandage these areas thoroughly because you can't use tourniquets here, and injuries to these regions can be critical.
Move on to limbs with the least severe wounds. This helps to stabilise the casualty but also streamlines the process for incoming medical personnel.
After bandaging, if you identify any broken limbs, apply splints.
After addressing life-threatening bleeding and airway issues, assess the casualty for other injuries.
Start with untreated wounds on the head and chest. Bandage these areas thoroughly because you can't use tourniquets here, and injuries to these regions can be critical.
Move on to limbs with the least severe wounds. This approach not only helps to stabilise the casualty but also streamlines the process for incoming medical personnel.
After bandaging, if you identify any broken limbs, apply splints. Splints help to immobilise and protect broken bones, reducing pain and preventing further injury.
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