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FM/BG-433 · v1.02

Step 4: Treat Other Injuries

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FM/BG-433
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LtCol James 23 Feb 2024
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Step 4: Treat Other Injuries

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.

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