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Bleeding Control: Arterial Bleeding

//www.ProFirstAid.com Arterial bleeding is characterized by brighter red blood that may pulsate or spurt. Apply direct pressure with a dressing. If blood leaks ...

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Graphene Aerogel commented on 22 Jul 2015
wow i can't believe how calm that man was with such a serious wound and they even had time to make a video :/ does anyone know if he recovered ok? i always thought it was best to hang the person from the ankles with any major bleeding like that or at least knock them out with a brick to stop the person from going into shock. i had to resuscitate a fat heifer lady at the side of the road once its lucky i had a footpump in the back of the car, but as quick as i was pumping the air in it was escaping out her arse hole
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mdeane1987 commented on 08 Oct 2012
Yup, I second this. Just went through a TCCC/CLS course, and tourniquets are the most effective way to control a massive bleed on an extremity. Obviously, applying direct pressure TO THE ARTERY, NOT THE WOUND IN GENERAL is good to do while you are getting the tourniquet ready. If you can have your patient do this themselves, it will free up your hands. If you can't put a tourniquet on it (armpit, groin, neck, etc.) then you have to use direct pressure to bleed, maintaining pressure for 3-5 min
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ryeable commented on 30 Jun 2013
They're able to do things we can't and should. They have some equipment and techniques that we should be using and doing--but the ambulance service is very dogmatic on how they deal with bleeding. We hardly carry tourniquets, never mind specialized ones such as abdominal aorta tourniquets. We hardly discuss amputees and mass arterial bleeding. There's many procedures out there that are very productive in this case such as manual external aorta compression. But nope!
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ryeable commented on 30 Jun 2013
Outside of the battlefield the wounds that require a tourniquet aren't come across as often as you'd expect. This is not a junctional wound that requires a tourniquet. It's the radial artery--a small artery with little 'thickness' to the tissue around which it sits. Easier to provide direct pressure and to wrap it up. Contraindications of TQ use are numerous in our setting and this case, including loss of limb and limb function. It's not TQ--be all, end all.
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Sean M commented on 25 Feb 2012
@TJthepianoplayer That's a vein not an artery. But since you asked. Cover with an occlusive dressing, using bandages wrap in a figure eight from under the armpit opposite the injury and place yourself in a left lateral recumbent Trendelenburg position to trap any air bubbles that may have entered your circulatory system and keep them from being pumped through your heart. Go to the hospital as quick as you can. :)
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Luke Williams commented on 05 Jan 2012
These methods are completely outdated and ineffective!!! I am a USAF Pararescueman with 3 combat deployments. Please refer to Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and learn about the CAT Tourniquet. The last decade of war has shown the efficacy of tourniquet use (94%) and saves lives every day. Civilian EMS is lagging way behind.
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Kory Cofer commented on 12 Feb 2013
"Trained in First Aid, whoopee" Battlefield tested and countless lives saved by tourniquets in Afghanistan/Iraq. Look up the medical studies on soldiers that died in Vietnam alone that were preventable from a simple TQ. A TQ can be in place for several hours and still save the limb. Get your facts straight Sarah!
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lost619 commented on 19 Dec 2012
I think the only reason people say not to use a tourniquet is simply because if you don't know what your doing you could end up causing much more damage than necessary. Obviously a trained professional cam easily do tha to stop it bleeding but your everyday joe might not be able to :)
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Joey ThaGun commented on 08 Oct 2012
uuhh my ulnar artery was cut at the left wrist and i had 2 wait 6hrs for a hand specialist so the blood keeps drizzlin when iu cut off circulation but when open wow no horror movie comes close to it wish i had it on vido for those emos
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stayalivesweetheart commented on 21 Jun 2012
Indeed we are (I am in EMS). Had a relative serve in both Iraq and Afghan as combat Medic. Can't believe the stuff he was able to do...VERY advanced. When he came back he was still an 'intermediate' in civilian side. Total crock.
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boss2654 commented on 24 Apr 2013
tourniquets are last resort if bleeding doesnt stop. They say its not safe to use because you can lose limb. you can if tourniquet is too thin, it will rip and shred the skin tissue.tourniquet has be 2 to 3 inches wide.
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ryeable commented on 30 Jun 2013
They're very dogmatic as I've commented before on the way they deal with bleeding but TQ's aren't a one all, end all solution. Radial artery, easy to provide direct pressure. We're not dealing with battlefield wounds.
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Devin Batista commented on 20 May 2011
when you elevate you're supposed to KEEP THE ARM ELEVATED numb nuts. and you forget to mention, if bleeding still isn't controlled, use pressure point on the brachial artery, genius.
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ryeable commented on 30 Jun 2013
Drizzling sounds like a vein, not an artery. An artery will squirt out at high pressure with bright red blood. A vein will drizzle with deoxygenated blue-ish tint blood.
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Sean M commented on 21 Mar 2012
@Vtach10 tell that to @TJthepianoplayer doctor obvious who doesn't get all the facts before he opens his mouth
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ParamedicRescue0246 commented on 11 Feb 2012
guys i really dont think thats real blood,so he shouldnt be in pain,LOL or hes a strong man:) love the vid
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Carol Merten commented on 21 Mar 2012
@LDubsChannel Civilian EMS can get the patient to emergency care much more quickly than in a war zone
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NotInjuredYet commented on 11 May 2011
thumbs up if your watching this bcuz ur mom just cut her finger pretty deep with a knife lol
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SparksOfInsanity commented on 09 Dec 2012
Sitting them down won't do anything. If anything it'll take blood away from the bleed.
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Sarah Hochstetler commented on 05 Feb 2013
I'm trained in first aid and know for fact tourniquets are not safe to use.
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secouriste68 commented on 18 Sep 2011
very good videos but why you d'ont lie the patient down??
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Carol Merten commented on 22 Mar 2012
@MrJoeqpublic Sorry Joe That's who it was meant for!
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stayalivesweetheart commented on 21 Jun 2012
Also...thank you for your service! God bless.
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Carol Merten commented on 21 Mar 2012
@MrJoeqpublic Overkill! Fail! Arteries spurt.
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SparksOfInsanity commented on 12 Nov 2011
How did he hurt his arm in the first place?
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Tom Butler commented on 21 Jan 2011
@spezihh Tourniquet only as a last resort
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Luke Williams commented on 05 Jan 2012
@medicmunoz Exactly!!!!!!!!!
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Thorbin Davis commented on 23 Feb 2012
What if I slice my jugular
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helloin444 commented on 19 Feb 2010
Sit him DOWN you numpty
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GreenacresStudent commented on 04 Oct 2012
Kinda bloody there...
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jamesdcfc15 commented on 04 Nov 2011
Wasn't he in pain?

Field eXpedients: Quik-Clot Life Saving Powder-and Now Gauze

Quik-Clot will stop arterial bleeding and save lives and limbs as this video shows. The new combat gauze works the same way but isn't a powder that might get ...

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legalboxer commented on 07 Jan 2010
"They just threw it in the garbage" Not likely. Even back in the 60s we used pigs and goats, and almost all of them survived . We nerve-gassed the goats and used first aid & atropine, and I never saw a goat that didn't make it. Afterward, they went back to the farmer we "rented" them from. Same thing with the pigs, after we anesthetized them, shot them and treated the wound. They recupped for about two weeks and went straight back to the farm. Better than having soldiers die.
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MrYuTubeExtreme commented on 20 Nov 2012
The fact that the test subject bled out before they applied the quick clot, means that this was a pretty biased test in the products favour....What would of happened if they applied the quick clot immedietly after severing the artery while the blood was still hemmoraging from the wound ? I still think this is a good product though, but I don't like it when subjective testing is subverted for the sake of marketing.
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Filipe Amaral commented on 17 Apr 2013
I think we're talking about statistical data. Land mines and anti personnel mines usually cause damage at leg-level, I assume that in the last decades there was a higher incidence of people getting their femoral arteries shot, hit by fragments or even the shrapnel of bounding mines. They might have used the incidence of deaths and amputations and figured out what was deadlier to soldiers.
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HotaruZoku commented on 13 Nov 2008
There's no better, more effective way to test this than to dice up a pig? Even convinced that's over the top, I'm impressed to say the least with it's results. Games have given us medpacks and and med gels for years. About time our military got something akin to it. Now then. To funnel 700 billion into quick clot, and end up with a spray version that actually heals. Hmm.
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mufuliramark commented on 12 Jan 2013
Combat gauzes can get blown about just as much as the powder but with powder it can get blown into your eyes . Quickclot works by sucking out the moisture to provide the clot, so if you get the powder in your eyes ... Say hello to blindness! The gauze is a safer route to go for the safety if the people in tv's very near vicinity. Great idea though.
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No1Richman commented on 17 Feb 2013
This stuff is good don't get me wrong, but it causes a chemical reaction when applied which causes BURNING! Yes, it burns your flesh and can really cause a lot of damage. An alternative product is Celox, it does the same thing without the burning and is broken down naturally by the body. Just thought I'd let people know. Stay safe
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EdBlackmail commented on 10 Oct 2010
1. Can someone really live for 3 minutes with an injury like that? It seems like you would lose all your blood by then. 2. Just before the poured the stuff in at 1:17, it looked like the bleeding had basically stopped. Is that what happens after a few minutes, or did they intervene and slow the bleeding?
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TheEscape2012 commented on 14 Dec 2009
@jessigrady22 i dont think anybody cares about the pig. They just threw it in the garbage half dead...and get themselves a brand new one. As you know: Animals are threaded as objects in this sick world! Humans are shit!
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dynmicpara commented on 25 Aug 2008
Yes, its helped us save hundreds of lives. As bad as Iraq is it could be even worse; we could be wheeled road land mine kill and have BAD emergency medicine; KIAs would be 8, 000 if not higher
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Bobbysboy commented on 30 Jan 2011
I remember when I served it was really important to turn your head and pour in to the wound to avoid from getting any blown through the wind and into your eyes. Would not be good.
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danieldefenseM4 commented on 07 Jan 2013
Wouldn't the most severe battlefield injury possible be the complete "bisection" of the aorta, not the femoral artery? (Of course, excluding a shot to the heart itself)
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elbrain86 commented on 05 Jan 2012
Awsome stuff! I work on a Hotshot crew in northern california and we started to carry Quickclot about 2 seasons ago. luckily we have not had to use it.
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juki009 commented on 19 Nov 2010
If I understood this correctly, quick clot will stop the loss of blood but you still will be loose the leg because blood supply is not re-established?
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Rusty J commented on 18 Sep 2010
@legalboxer and they probably ended up on someone's dinner plate with the same nerve gas and chemicals in their bodies?
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A REDTAIL commented on 21 Jan 2013
I understand that the Quik Clot Powder is no longer made.? It now comes in a Gauze bandage type dressing.?
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Master11782 commented on 09 Dec 2011
The wonders of modern medicine never cease to amaze me. Makes me proud to be in the EMS field.
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JNHstudios commented on 08 Feb 2011
Celox seems to be a better version than Quik-Clot in the tests I've watched...
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bsol07 commented on 04 May 2009
aww poor little piggy he went to sleep and woke up with half his leg cut off
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wolfinside commented on 30 Nov 2010
I wonder if the head of peta will refuse QuickClot if she is bleeding out?
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Craigthepope commented on 21 Feb 2012
@tractorkid223 I think Walmart sells it, if not than there's always Amazon.
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Koala Bear commented on 20 Oct 2009
I got issued this and the new combat gauze with my IFAK
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TheRedstar91 commented on 30 Apr 2011
@MrQuackism "100% survivability" I assume it survived.
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DEFORCER commented on 25 Aug 2008
This will save lives. Is it in the field fright now?
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bigbobgotu commented on 11 Jan 2013
The pig was alive just put under for the time being
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ThatScottishGuy2010 commented on 02 Jan 2012
This is a break through in medicine. Nice work.
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Jack Ganey commented on 11 Nov 2011
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen...
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nuclearthreat545 commented on 23 Jul 2010
JEEZE!!! That pig filled up so quick!!!!!!!!
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Daniel Clements commented on 10 Jan 2012
pig was bleeding like... a stuck pig?
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Anthony Yan commented on 09 Jan 2012
Essence of dittany in real life :D
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dabrits commented on 07 Apr 2009
doc has a pretty nice watch
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MrQuackism commented on 20 Mar 2011
Awww. Did the pig survive?

How to Treat a Cut (Part 1): How to Stop a Cut From Bleeding

In this first of a three-part series, family doctor James Hubbard, publisher of //www.TheSurvivalDoctor.com, shows how to stop a cut from bleeding when no ...

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TheSurvivalDoctor commented on 14 Apr 2013
Many people do that. A nerve (vagus) nerve is stimulated lowering your blood pressure.
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sha motivation commented on 05 Apr 2013
why I feel dizzy when I think about blood?

Uterine artery ligation to stop bleeding at caessrean op

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Mahmoud Saad commented on 09 Dec 2015
where is placenta Pravia ?
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teo yu keng commented on 11 Dec 2015
+Mahmoud Saad the operation is for all sorts of troublesome bleeding during caesarean op including corner tears ,incision area bleeding and placenta praevia.
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