Videos tagged with One-Handed Application

This video demonstrates the Taq-Strap, an integrated tourniquet system designed to be part of a holster strap for rapid, one-handed deployment in critical situations. The "high-and-tight" design aims for quick access and application, particularly during emergencies where immediate medical intervention is crucial. The test focuses on the Doppler functionality and its effectiveness in real-world scenarios.

This video demonstrates a tactical drill comparing the deployment speed of the Taq-Strap integrated tourniquet against the traditional CAT tourniquet. Instruction from a highly authoritative speaker highlights the significant time difference in application under stress, with the Taq-Strap proving much faster. The drill emphasizes the importance of rapid medical gear deployment in tactical scenarios.

This guide details the application of a tourniquet for severe limb hemorrhage, as demonstrated in an Active Self Protection video. It emphasizes the importance of prompt application, proper tightening using the windlass system to achieve arterial occlusion, and securing the device. The guide also highlights the critical need for one-handed application capability in emergency situations where a partner may be injured or unable to assist.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to applying the CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet) by Locs N Load Firearm Reviews. It details both one-handed and two-handed application techniques, emphasizing proper placement, tightening the windlass, securing the device, and marking the time of application. The instructor highlights the CAT's proven track record and its adoption by military units, recommending it over other tourniquets.