Videos tagged with Combat Gauze

This video details the construction of a DIY vehicle trauma kit, emphasizing the importance of proper training and the selection of reliable medical supplies. The creator, a Marine, walks through the contents of his kit, including a VanQuest Fat Pack, Leatherman Raptor shears, a CAT tourniquet, combat gauze, chest seals, and Israeli bandages. He stresses using genuine, government-approved medical equipment and highlights the need for regular kit maintenance and practice with its components.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of being prepared to stop bleeding, not just to inflict it. It highlights essential components for a trauma kit, including tourniquets for limb injuries and chest seals for torso wounds. The instructor, Isle of Hymn, recommends a comprehensive medical backpack containing multiple tourniquets, gloves, a CPR mask, hemostatic agents like Combat Gauze and QuikClot, and airway management tools, stressing that this is an essential minimum for any gun owner.

This review covers the High Speed Gear Reflex IFAK, highlighting its larger size and versatile mounting options (MOLLE or belt). The reviewer emphasizes its capacity for carrying essential trauma supplies and notes its utility for those needing a robust medical kit. Key features include external elastic retention bands, a shock cord for securing contents, and integrated slots for gloves and shears, making it a comprehensive solution for tactical medical preparedness.

This video demonstrates the critical wound packing technique for severe bleeding, emphasizing the importance of direct pressure and proper packing of hemostatic gauze into the wound cavity. Instructor Chris from North American Rescue guides viewers through the process, highlighting how to fill the wound tightly to achieve hemostasis until professional medical help arrives. The instruction is presented as part of Stop the Bleed Month.

This video provides an in-depth look at the contents of a North American Rescue first aid kit, emphasizing practical application for immediate trauma care. It clarifies which items should be removed from packaging (tourniquet) and which should remain sealed (gloves, chest seals, combat gauze) to maintain sterility and functionality. The presenters demonstrate the use of a CAT tourniquet, hyphen chest seals, combat gauze, and an emergency trauma dressing, offering insights into their proper application in high-stress situations.

This guide details the essential components of an Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) and their application for life-threatening injuries, as explained by a former combat medic and TCCC instructor. It covers tourniquet application, chest seal usage for penetrating trauma, wound packing with hemostatic agents, and the importance of the MARCH algorithm. The video stresses using vetted gear and obtaining professional training.

This video reviews the Barrel Concepts "Roll 1" Medical Pouch, highlighting its "medical burrito" design for quick deployment. The instructor demonstrates how to attach the pouch to plate carriers or belts and emphasizes the importance of carrying medical gear, recommending specific training providers for those seeking further education.

This video reviews two medical kits from Live The Creed: the Pocket Trauma Kit and the Full Trauma Blow Out Kit. The presenter, with experience in applying tourniquets and treating trauma, details the contents and intended uses of each kit. The Pocket Trauma Kit is designed for minor injuries and includes basic first-aid supplies and a SWAT-T tourniquet. The larger Blow Out Kit is more comprehensive, featuring multiple tourniquets, advanced wound care items like chest seals and nasal pharyngeals, and supplies for more severe trauma. The video emphasizes the importance of preparedness and seeking proper medical training.

This video focuses on building a minimalist Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK). It breaks down essential medical supplies like tourniquets, hemostatic agents, gauze, chest seals, and trauma shears, aiming to provide a practical and compact kit without unnecessary bulk. The video introduces a new series dedicated to the medical aspects of preparedness and plans to cover more advanced topics and instructional content in the future. It also briefly mentions accompanying gear like tourniquet holders and tactical belts.

This video reviews the Ryker Nylon ankle-mounted trauma kit, emphasizing its utility for concealed medical preparedness. The instructor demonstrates how to pack the kit with essential items like a tourniquet, combat gauze, nasal pharyngeal airways, and chest seals. The review highlights the kit's comfort and discreet nature, making it suitable for everyday carry in various environments.

This video showcases a Mini Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) assembled by LocsNLoad Firearms. It details the contents of the kit, including a CAT tourniquet, emergency dressing, decompression needle, flashlight, chest seals, NPA, and combat gauze. The description also provides affiliate links for the Ironseals and Graycell IFAK options, shock cord, and various supporter/sponsor links, including Olight and Optics Planet. The presenter aims to offer a compact and essential medical kit for tactical or everyday carry scenarios.

This video from Fun Gun Gear reviews presents the 'Individual Trauma Kit' by Upstate Tactical Supply. The kit includes essential items for trauma care such as chest seals, a CAT tourniquet, S-Rolled Gauze, and an emergency trauma dressing. The review details the standard contents of the kit and also mentions recommended additional items like Combat Gauze and a medical pouch that are sold separately. The Upstate Tactical Supply website is provided for more information.