Also, when we are expected to make the plastic sucking chest wound cover, once we have that in place how do we manage the blood loss in contrast to injuries to other body parts?
Love the video. Question: What about if a bullet goes through someone's abdomen, exiting the back, and lets say they fall face down. How do you proceed? It would seem that you would have to treat both the entry and the exit wounds, but I was paying attention when we were told that the victim should be moved as little as possible. Can you advise?
@MrGabrielTheGreen You don't no matter what, only in the event it is obstructing is breathing in same way where he can no longer breath. Taking the knife can open him up for bleeding or make things just simply worse. Better to stabilize in place.
Specialist in Mobile medical unit for four years, US Army.
its easy to use a gun, but do you really know how mach damage can you make when you shoot someone???? This is a really nice way to be conscius how danger can be a gun ...I like this video
advice to people, don't do this stuff if on some random person if you arn't certified.... If i wasn't cert. I probably wouldnt even bother doing this stuff unless its my mom, dad, or sister cousin or close family member. Other than than that, screw that... cause you could get sued even with the good simaritin act.
somebody's probly out in the middle of the woods in georgia. and they got a stab wound. they just got a tiny little bar worth of fone service and theyre watching this video right now trying to figure out how the fuck theyre gonna keep from dying. ....good luck. dont forget to pause and rewind the parts ya dont understand. dont be fraid to use the turnakit.
04:05 That's why it's always good to have a pocket knife on you... for stabbing a mother fucker haha.Just kidding ths was very usefull thanks for uploading.
obama is a deceiving socialist prick. He has done nothing except advance our debt and give us socialist health care.If any of you think he is decent than god help us all if thats the kind of dumb ass liberals we have in our country.
at 6:11 wouldn't you just put a heavy dressing and elevate the limb above the heart? I always learned that tieng tourniquet was bad because it kills the cells in the limb and increases the chances of needing an amputation. but I'm not an expert lol
A pen as a windlass?? Snap. If you applied the tourniquet tight enough to effectively control serious bleeding, that plastic pen shown here would certainly break. Good for a demo, bad for reality. Carry a professional tourniquet... the life you safe could be your own.
Hey man, thanks a lot for the video. I've just a question: for example, if someone's got shoted in the leg, and he's having the first stages of a hypovolemic shock, will it be good to put on a tourniquete? The hypovolemic shock is because the lack of blood/oxigen reaching to the parts of the body, and the tourniquete prevents that the blood passes.. Woundn't it make the hypovolemic shock got more dangerous? Thanks
@bigredonedday pressure (hand to chest), holding the pressure points above the wound, or clotting agents. Pressure alone should control most bleeding.
Just to cover some things Skinny didn't have time to go over, when applying a dressing to a possible sucking chest wound check for an exit whole on the back and seal that completely, also clear the valve on the front dressing every few minutes as it will become clogged with blood. Lastly you should always try pressure points before a tourniquet is applied and if one is applied release it every 2 hours until help arrives. Everyone should take a FR or WFR class to stay prepared.
Just a little addition to the Occlusive dressing (the plastic bag) when you tape 3 sides, leave the open side on the side so that blood can drip down (the lateral side)
@mikeissocool19 Never, never, never remove or attempt to remove a bullet or any foreign object (knife stuck in a leg for example). It could be very close to a major artery, or even be IN an artery but is holding back blood flow by being there).
Remove or even just move it, and the victim might bleed out. You should stabilize the object with bulky bandages to prevent it from moving. Leave the actual removal for a surgeon.
A better way to treat a suckin chest wound would be to use the bag of a potroleum dressing taped on three sides as you said. the goo inside the bag is sterile and creates a better seal as to not let air back into the chest cavity. (Occlusive Dressing.)
is a quick-clot when you burn the wound shut? or just the vessels? not sure what a quick-clot is but sounds like a good last resort for major bleeding
@Umimugo Quick-clot is a chemical compound. It is not something none medial types should play with in any way as you can kill the victim with it if you don’t know what you are doing. Just stick with the stuff these guys have done hear and call for help. Keep them worm apply direct pressure and digital pressure to wounds on the extremities and remember to look for exist wounds to. Work fast, keep calm and keep it simple.
I'm CLS certified in the Army and do this type of training all the time, mainly 'cuz I'm a combat army MOS, this is a very accurate video and good to know. You cannot learn how to execute this kowledge as well if you don't do hands on training though. And you learn a lot in depth about first aid with a job like mine. However before applying a tourniquet to the victim's arm you are supposed to apply pressure with your knee into their armpit to cut off the main artery blood flow before you apply.
@banebreaker3 Yes you would. Another thing they don't talk about in the video is chest decompression, but that's way too technical and to try and teach that to random people over the internet would be very dangerous, some things are dangerous unless you do it professionally and with hands on training. I couldn't imagine how many idiots would watch it and try it and kill a victim by not knowing what they're doing. But that's why it's not in the video I'm assuming.
military has strayed away from quick clot, causes to many problems when they go into surgery... messy and takes too much time to clean before operation can really begin, and when a pt in the field has already been waiting sometimes almost a few hours depending on evac times, time is precious. Good news is now we use hemostatic bandages now, same principle but everything stays attached to the material so it makes it quick clean and easy to remove
im not sure if this is still correct i know these things change all the time but the british army used to teach you to put them face down with sucking chest wounds with an arm or something else(if i remember right) beneath them to keep the wound slightly off the ground so that the blood from the wound wouldnt go into the lungs but would trickle out the untaped side of the bag when they breathed out makes sense to me but as i say im no expert on this stuff
@sootch00 Sorry to double post, but i hit the post button too soon. There are chest seals sold that only allow air to travel one way, and they have adhesive on one side so it absolutely stays in place.
Great video. As much as I love gun and knife reviews on youtube from Scootch nutnfancy etc, this stuff is probably more important, glad to see this area covered.
As you stated a tourniquet is used as a last resort to stop bleeding. I was taught to place the tourniquet above the wound & 3 fingers bellow the joint to prevent blood flow to the wound as a last resort. We were also taught to mark the individual with a letter T on the forehead (usually with their blood) & record the time the tourniquet was applied if possible. Field dressings & pressure dressings are the same in the military.
Thanks to you and skinny - great info - on the mark although I do not agree with a few of your comments. That is from a military point of view. Thanks again your info could very well be life saving!
my brother is a doctor and he told me that actually going in and taking the bullet out causes more damage then leaving it in. If the bullet is close to a nerve, they may not take it out. The idea is to spot the man from bleeding to death until a pro can assist.
Recently i was out with my shooting club and my factory ammo failed and my gun blew up in my face. Looking back i am shocked how little i or my fellow members were prepare for first aid. I took shrapnel to the face and had a bad burn on my hand. We were able to make crude bandages to hold onto my face before the long trip to the hospital. Now i carry a first aid kit that is ready for everything short of surgery. Be prepared is right,
In some cases, yes you do. No offense but you should study up on medicine before you try to act like you know what you're talking about. Sometimes removing a bullet will cause death, as opposed to harmlessly leaving it there.
@Lexesbenz thats why you disenfect the wound first then pull it out what can kill you is a infected wound with led in it. no matter what that bullet must come out/.
@mikeissocool19 First of all....it's lead, not led. And people live with bullets in them. Writers of the local newspaper back when Abraham Lincoln was assassinated said that he stayed in critical condition for something like 3 days after the gun shot to his head. The doctors tried up until his death to get the bullet out. Doctors now a days say that if they had just not dug for it and left it in there, he could have survived. Case in point.
@sootch00 bullet dont come out hes dead so really no point. hes saying if your in the wilderness how could u wait that long? you couldnt the bullety must come out immidently.
I'm sorry to tell you but you're incorrect. I don't know where you're getting your information from but not all bullets are or can be removed. Some must be left behind in order for the victim to survive, reason being. Because some bullets can be so deep that going after them can actually kill the person, where leaving it in will allow them to live. Even in the wild it is better to leave the bullet in until one can reach proper help.
@Lexesbenz oK yes i agreee if it is deep penatration shot then yes probley bette rto leave it but if it is not so deep or can be able to come out better to take it out and disinfect the wound ASAP.
@elouwen last tried in 2007. didn't pass and was taken off the books. Obama is a good man. Stop worrying about the government and worry about your neighbors, the drug dealing child fuckers that infect your society live right next door to someone like you. THINK GLOBALLY ACT LOCALLY.
Bravo! Excellent topic and video. We ALL need this knowledge. I'm showing my wife and kids so they know, JUST IN CASE.
One minor complaint: more close-ups needed. Hey, do it again, with more detail this time. We can't get too much of this stuff. Consider doing a series with skinnymedic. He sounds like he's got loaves of info to drop in us. Thanks sootch, and be blessed,my brother!
My friend who is a British Para said a tampon works really well for stopping the bleeding if you have a gunshot wound...I thought he was joking, but no, completely serious.
This video is fun to watch, but I hope people don't expect to be proficient in this kind of advanced care after watching. Without hands-on instruction, you can do more harm than good. Simply applying pressure and an improvised dressing (torn clothing, for example) is going to help with bleeding.
I'm glad that you encourage people to take a course, but you should have reiterated that this video is not going to make anyone an expert.
@icychap Thank you for telling that, I really thought I was an expert before reading your comment. I also think they should recommend people not to get shot or stabbed even if they know how to treat it...
I´m sorry, no hard feelings, I just couldn´t stop myself from being a bit sarcastic.
Sootch- Great vid bro!! Getting good medical knowledge is always a plus. Been checking out USNERDOC and Skinny Medics site. By the way don't be worried about my handle..it's a long story from old re-enacting days. Take care and go easy.
As a nurse, I have to give a lot of respect to SkinnyMedic and all the other EMTs in this country, they don't get enough respect, they're the men and women who do their best to bring us patients in one piece after a disaster. It's sad that a lot of the doctors and nurses in our hospital make fun of our EMTs and consider them to be "lesser" medical professionals, which is simply absurd, so I stick up for them whenever I can.
So just a word to all the viewers, shake an EMT's hand if you meet one!
I don't know why, but I really feel the need to add that if you are in fact a first responder to a gunshot wound, stabbing, etc: Make sure you actually check the scene as opposed to just running in, which you may be tempted to do. You're not going to be able to help anyone if you yourself got shot/injured/killed in the process. Just some logic and my 2 cents. Good vid.
Thanks so much for the cooperative vid! Great information covered. Not sure if y'all covered this before, but maybe there can be a video of a little kit everyone should carry/have for hikes etc.
@Springr1911 I get that all the time. I usually tell my patient that " I am not old enough to drive so I have to ride in the back". I have always used "I have to work days because I cant drive after dark.
@Springr1911@Springr1911 I get that all the time. I usually tell my patient that " I am not old enough to drive so I have to ride in the back". I have always used "I have to work days because I cant drive after dark.
great video, sootch! thanks for giving us helpful tips about these kinds of things, even if it may be a reminder on some parts, first aid is a great thing to know about.
2:44 JESUS if hes got a gunshot to the head why are you making the video?! get him to hospital :S
chubbylilloser85 1 week ago
11 people shot themselves to try this.
WuofHZ 2 weeks ago
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WuofHZ 2 weeks ago
ive always wanted to know
in the old war films when someone got shot they poured white powder onto the wound
i always thought it was salt or something to disinfect the wound
theemporour 3 weeks ago
@theemporour most likely quikclot or equvilent. I heard some storys about them using powderd chaulk but I'm not sure I believe that one
TheQuinian 1 week ago
I carry that most of that, plus an Israeli Dressing, great for serious wounds to extremities.
smokejumper0110 1 month ago
Also, when we are expected to make the plastic sucking chest wound cover, once we have that in place how do we manage the blood loss in contrast to injuries to other body parts?
ChiColdWar 1 month ago
Love the video. Question: What about if a bullet goes through someone's abdomen, exiting the back, and lets say they fall face down. How do you proceed? It would seem that you would have to treat both the entry and the exit wounds, but I was paying attention when we were told that the victim should be moved as little as possible. Can you advise?
ChiColdWar 1 month ago
Good info and good reminders from EMT-B classes long ago. Thanks again :)
76Stankfinger 1 month ago
What do you do If you have to take the knife out?
MrGabrielTheGreen 1 month ago
@MrGabrielTheGreen You don't no matter what, only in the event it is obstructing is breathing in same way where he can no longer breath. Taking the knife can open him up for bleeding or make things just simply worse. Better to stabilize in place.
Specialist in Mobile medical unit for four years, US Army.
TheWaPREPPER 1 month ago
its easy to use a gun, but do you really know how mach damage can you make when you shoot someone???? This is a really nice way to be conscius how danger can be a gun ...I like this video
786eddyy 1 month ago
8:06 If you patient is awake maybe he can hold the knife stuck in his chest.
chaifr4 1 month ago
i subd, great video, very hlpful to a lot of folks god bless you guys
WRETCHEDxSINNER 1 month ago
should i put gauze in the cut
EliteAmericans 1 month ago
advice to people, don't do this stuff if on some random person if you arn't certified.... If i wasn't cert. I probably wouldnt even bother doing this stuff unless its my mom, dad, or sister cousin or close family member. Other than than that, screw that... cause you could get sued even with the good simaritin act.
Sk8erBoi808 1 month ago
very helpful. from now on every time i go hiking or go in the forest, ill bring my first aid kit, good vid
mobo1234567890 1 month ago
Good job
uuuultra 2 months ago
Sorry I didn't realise I slept that wrong lol
Airsoft21x 2 months ago
Loosen the turnaquit every 10min for about 2min for blood flow so that you won't have to amputate
Great vid
Airsoft21x 2 months ago
Great video, thanks
jtpopetx 2 months ago
Very informative, I will start keeping dressings in my car from now on.
DJBludLust 2 months ago
Thanks for making and uploading this, guys. If you save only a single life it will have been more than worth it!
Inferno1812 2 months ago
somebody's probly out in the middle of the woods in georgia. and they got a stab wound. they just got a tiny little bar worth of fone service and theyre watching this video right now trying to figure out how the fuck theyre gonna keep from dying. ....good luck. dont forget to pause and rewind the parts ya dont understand. dont be fraid to use the turnakit.
bigcheesy95 2 months ago
04:05 That's why it's always good to have a pocket knife on you... for stabbing a mother fucker haha.Just kidding ths was very usefull thanks for uploading.
Misszebie 3 months ago
10 people didn't have a glock to return fire.
TheJSVids 3 months ago 8
Very helpful
DJ4000VOLT 4 months ago
the awkward moment when teh top two comments ae contradicting each other lol anyway thx for the vid
MedicSurvival 4 months ago
obama is a deceiving socialist prick. He has done nothing except advance our debt and give us socialist health care.If any of you think he is decent than god help us all if thats the kind of dumb ass liberals we have in our country.
ARMEDINFIDEL741 4 months ago
@ARMEDINFIDEL741 I hate to tell you this but capitalism is dead. USA is a fascist state, and I'll take socialism any day of the week over fascism.
SuperFunbuns 3 months ago
wow last time i look at Youtube Comment... fucking crazy lol
Kolztron 4 months ago
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EllyMcCormack 5 months ago
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EllyMcCormack 5 months ago
i know this is a demistration but just to say he would have died by now NICE VIDEO by the way
kj4ilk 6 months ago
at 6:11 wouldn't you just put a heavy dressing and elevate the limb above the heart? I always learned that tieng tourniquet was bad because it kills the cells in the limb and increases the chances of needing an amputation. but I'm not an expert lol
jonoj45 6 months ago
DEY TURK YER DERB!
darkscope2 7 months ago
A pen as a windlass?? Snap. If you applied the tourniquet tight enough to effectively control serious bleeding, that plastic pen shown here would certainly break. Good for a demo, bad for reality. Carry a professional tourniquet... the life you safe could be your own.
cal90064 7 months ago
Hey man, thanks a lot for the video. I've just a question: for example, if someone's got shoted in the leg, and he's having the first stages of a hypovolemic shock, will it be good to put on a tourniquete? The hypovolemic shock is because the lack of blood/oxigen reaching to the parts of the body, and the tourniquete prevents that the blood passes.. Woundn't it make the hypovolemic shock got more dangerous? Thanks
Rocketromano343 7 months ago
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Rocketromano343 7 months ago
Gunshot wound to the head is a Kill, isnt it? BOOOOOM HEADSHOT!
agahajak 8 months ago
@agahajak many many many people survive headshots, some even live and get stuck with a bullet lodged in their brain.
chubbs636 7 months ago
@chubbs636 WHAT?! i did not know that lol
agahajak 7 months ago
@agahajak ...........No. Look at Kathy Gifford. She survived a gunshot wound to the temple.
chrissline77 7 months ago
@chrissline77 Wow thats blessed, i thought a bullet thru your temple would be a total kill.. thats fucked lol, thanks for telling me dude..
agahajak 7 months ago
@agahajak No, not all the time.
xXHeadTrIpXx1 6 months ago
@mikeissocool19 idiot, do you expect us to perform surgery on him on the spot???
DragonMan933 8 months ago 15
how do you stop the bleeding to the chest or is that not an issue?
bigredonedday 8 months ago
@bigredonedday pressure (hand to chest), holding the pressure points above the wound, or clotting agents. Pressure alone should control most bleeding.
RiverSolitaire 8 months ago
@RiverSolitaire true.
bigredonedday 8 months ago
Just to cover some things Skinny didn't have time to go over, when applying a dressing to a possible sucking chest wound check for an exit whole on the back and seal that completely, also clear the valve on the front dressing every few minutes as it will become clogged with blood. Lastly you should always try pressure points before a tourniquet is applied and if one is applied release it every 2 hours until help arrives. Everyone should take a FR or WFR class to stay prepared.
RiverSolitaire 9 months ago
@mikeissocool19 if its not a through and through, digging it out will cause bleed out
kaindrg 10 months ago
@sootch00 thnx i really needed to learn basic training for situations like this and not advanced training like surgical removement
thevashfan12392 10 months ago
you should have just said someone got mad at him, not a black guy.
SmoshFreakinRulez 10 months ago
Just a little addition to the Occlusive dressing (the plastic bag) when you tape 3 sides, leave the open side on the side so that blood can drip down (the lateral side)
KaiserDragon1113 11 months ago
inportant stuff!
iluvmym4 11 months ago
@mikeissocool19 Never, never, never remove or attempt to remove a bullet or any foreign object (knife stuck in a leg for example). It could be very close to a major artery, or even be IN an artery but is holding back blood flow by being there).
Remove or even just move it, and the victim might bleed out. You should stabilize the object with bulky bandages to prevent it from moving. Leave the actual removal for a surgeon.
jerseyemt 1 year ago
@mikeissocool19 I'd like to see things from your point of view but I can't seem to get my head that far up my ass.
TheMrwouldyourather 1 year ago
Great video Sootch!! Very informative!! Thanks
ridah925 1 year ago
A better way to treat a suckin chest wound would be to use the bag of a potroleum dressing taped on three sides as you said. the goo inside the bag is sterile and creates a better seal as to not let air back into the chest cavity. (Occlusive Dressing.)
Mr223forYOU 1 year ago
would Ice help any?
GhostNAshell354 1 year ago
is a quick-clot when you burn the wound shut? or just the vessels? not sure what a quick-clot is but sounds like a good last resort for major bleeding
Umimugo 1 year ago
@Umimugo Quick-clot is a chemical compound. It is not something none medial types should play with in any way as you can kill the victim with it if you don’t know what you are doing. Just stick with the stuff these guys have done hear and call for help. Keep them worm apply direct pressure and digital pressure to wounds on the extremities and remember to look for exist wounds to. Work fast, keep calm and keep it simple.
tina6581 1 year ago
I'm CLS certified in the Army and do this type of training all the time, mainly 'cuz I'm a combat army MOS, this is a very accurate video and good to know. You cannot learn how to execute this kowledge as well if you don't do hands on training though. And you learn a lot in depth about first aid with a job like mine. However before applying a tourniquet to the victim's arm you are supposed to apply pressure with your knee into their armpit to cut off the main artery blood flow before you apply.
RealMemoryDecay 1 year ago
@RealMemoryDecay god bless you sir!!!
adamadman100 1 year ago
@adamadman100 Thanks, you too man!
RealMemoryDecay 1 year ago
Excellent information, I really appreciate your time and service.
redpinauctions 1 year ago
@redpinauctions Thank you and you're welcome :)
RealMemoryDecay 1 year ago
@sootch00 what if the bullet gets out from the back so there are two holes? would we have to seal it at both holes?
banebreaker3 1 year ago
@banebreaker3 Yes you would.
RealMemoryDecay 1 year ago
@banebreaker3 Yes you would. Another thing they don't talk about in the video is chest decompression, but that's way too technical and to try and teach that to random people over the internet would be very dangerous, some things are dangerous unless you do it professionally and with hands on training. I couldn't imagine how many idiots would watch it and try it and kill a victim by not knowing what they're doing. But that's why it's not in the video I'm assuming.
RealMemoryDecay 1 year ago
@banebreaker3 yes, but at least you won't have to worry about the bullet getting stuck in something
Umimugo 1 year ago
military has strayed away from quick clot, causes to many problems when they go into surgery... messy and takes too much time to clean before operation can really begin, and when a pt in the field has already been waiting sometimes almost a few hours depending on evac times, time is precious. Good news is now we use hemostatic bandages now, same principle but everything stays attached to the material so it makes it quick clean and easy to remove
Assassin18b 1 year ago
Thanks Man this Really Helped"
BenderBullet56 1 year ago
I feel like Dwight Schrute has seen this video and understands it completely.
Puffingt0n 1 year ago
im not sure if this is still correct i know these things change all the time but the british army used to teach you to put them face down with sucking chest wounds with an arm or something else(if i remember right) beneath them to keep the wound slightly off the ground so that the blood from the wound wouldnt go into the lungs but would trickle out the untaped side of the bag when they breathed out makes sense to me but as i say im no expert on this stuff
ImEuanAndIGotsSkeelz 1 year ago
@sootch00 Sorry to double post, but i hit the post button too soon. There are chest seals sold that only allow air to travel one way, and they have adhesive on one side so it absolutely stays in place.
Southern661 1 year ago
@sootch00 Quikclot bandages are a must!
Southern661 1 year ago
What if its more extreme, like a severely damaged limb, or the guts are protruding?
I read something on that, you should do one of those circumstances.
MrNelsonButterscotch 1 year ago
the glock 19 haha
bennon1221 1 year ago
is he your son
docthegamer 1 year ago
What about cervical injuries from gunshots or a knife?
TIMETODIE99 1 year ago
what does this have to do with obama?
ayellerbird 1 year ago
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Great video. As much as I love gun and knife reviews on youtube from Scootch nutnfancy etc, this stuff is probably more important, glad to see this area covered.
RightWingCon81 1 year ago
excellent video. Hopefully nobody will have to put these methods into play, but it's good to know the proper way to treat this kind of injury.
DrSuperMarioMan6464 1 year ago
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As you stated a tourniquet is used as a last resort to stop bleeding. I was taught to place the tourniquet above the wound & 3 fingers bellow the joint to prevent blood flow to the wound as a last resort. We were also taught to mark the individual with a letter T on the forehead (usually with their blood) & record the time the tourniquet was applied if possible. Field dressings & pressure dressings are the same in the military.
njneopatriot 1 year ago
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njneopatriot 1 year ago
about the sucking chest wound have you seen the sucking chest wound thing for around 20 bucks if so is it worth it?
apprenticesurvivor 1 year ago
Thanks to you and skinny - great info - on the mark although I do not agree with a few of your comments. That is from a military point of view. Thanks again your info could very well be life saving!
sogone0fly 1 year ago
@mikeissocool19
my brother is a doctor and he told me that actually going in and taking the bullet out causes more damage then leaving it in. If the bullet is close to a nerve, they may not take it out. The idea is to spot the man from bleeding to death until a pro can assist.
eastofakron1 1 year ago
Awsome
SEEDOFFILTH33 1 year ago
I am gathering notes on this stuff in case martial law is put into effect weapons and first aid information is greatly important thank you.
judgeofcrap 1 year ago
great video, hope to see more first aid videos. skinnymedic did a great job.
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Damn, Sootch does make a fine dummy! Seriously though, thanks guys!
And thanks for the tip on the FLC vest from BattleBoy. At least four of the guys in my AR club bought one within days of seeing mine.
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Damn, Sootch does make a fine dummy! Seriously though, thanks guys!
And thanks for the tip on the FLC vest from BattleBoy. At least four of the guys in my AR club bought one within days of seeing mine.
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HHHdahman 1 year ago
@HHHdahman you have a big gay fetish for skinny medic.
mikeissocool19 1 year ago
thank you
pr4runner 1 year ago
7:54 jeeze what did you do piss your wife off? lol
jaxc89 1 year ago
Recently i was out with my shooting club and my factory ammo failed and my gun blew up in my face. Looking back i am shocked how little i or my fellow members were prepare for first aid. I took shrapnel to the face and had a bad burn on my hand. We were able to make crude bandages to hold onto my face before the long trip to the hospital. Now i carry a first aid kit that is ready for everything short of surgery. Be prepared is right,
tristatenews 1 year ago
@mikeissocool19
Sometimes removing bullets can do more harm than good. So your statement isn't really accurate.
Lexesbenz 1 year ago
@Lexesbenz So you cant just fucking leave it in there lol.
mikeissocool19 1 year ago
@mikeissocool19
In some cases, yes you do. No offense but you should study up on medicine before you try to act like you know what you're talking about. Sometimes removing a bullet will cause death, as opposed to harmlessly leaving it there.
Lexesbenz 1 year ago
@Lexesbenz thats why you disenfect the wound first then pull it out what can kill you is a infected wound with led in it. no matter what that bullet must come out/.
mikeissocool19 1 year ago
@mikeissocool19 First of all....it's lead, not led. And people live with bullets in them. Writers of the local newspaper back when Abraham Lincoln was assassinated said that he stayed in critical condition for something like 3 days after the gun shot to his head. The doctors tried up until his death to get the bullet out. Doctors now a days say that if they had just not dug for it and left it in there, he could have survived. Case in point.
t1msguitar 1 year ago
Informative thanks!!
Lexesbenz 1 year ago
Thank you for the info.Good video.
tutube998 1 year ago
@mikeissocool19 Sounds like an easy way to loose a lawsuit
SkinnyMedic 1 year ago
@SkinnyMedic lol ok then
mikeissocool19 1 year ago
@sootch00 bullet dont come out hes dead so really no point. hes saying if your in the wilderness how could u wait that long? you couldnt the bullety must come out immidently.
mikeissocool19 1 year ago
@mikeissocool19
I'm sorry to tell you but you're incorrect. I don't know where you're getting your information from but not all bullets are or can be removed. Some must be left behind in order for the victim to survive, reason being. Because some bullets can be so deep that going after them can actually kill the person, where leaving it in will allow them to live. Even in the wild it is better to leave the bullet in until one can reach proper help.
Lexesbenz 1 year ago
@Lexesbenz oK yes i agreee if it is deep penatration shot then yes probley bette rto leave it but if it is not so deep or can be able to come out better to take it out and disinfect the wound ASAP.
mikeissocool19 1 year ago
@elouwen last tried in 2007. didn't pass and was taken off the books. Obama is a good man. Stop worrying about the government and worry about your neighbors, the drug dealing child fuckers that infect your society live right next door to someone like you. THINK GLOBALLY ACT LOCALLY.
shitthisis 1 year ago 6
@shitthisis i agree
mikeissocool19 1 year ago
@shitthisis obama is a shit head
sovietsks45 1 year ago
@shitthisis ..."Obama is a good man...???" have another gulp of the Kool-Aid to wash down your meds man!
TriggerJunkie 1 year ago 14
@shitthisis are u talking about shooting child fukers & dealers or looking out for them. cuz i though being a vigilantie was illegal
kaindrg 10 months ago
@shitthisis obama is decent, but he doesn't know enough about government. other than that you are correct
drewnickel 6 months ago
@mikeissocool19 blood is evidence. less blood less evidence.
shitthisis 1 year ago
well done. the tourniquet treatment will stay with me for life.
shitthisis 1 year ago
What exactly is "bulky dressing"? Is it essentially just a lot of gauze?
ThaddeusMcSpalding 1 year ago
LOL "all bleeding stops eventually."
keaton454545 1 year ago
Yeah, that's pretty cynical! :D
Skullchaser08 1 year ago
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idfsense 1 year ago
Awesome great info.
harr77 1 year ago
@elouwen ok, i get it, you just want to argue endlessly, finding something wrong with everything i write, you win YOUR game
desirefirst 1 year ago
Easier said then done. I bet in a high stress situation I would have forgotten most of this. But maybe practice will help.
jamsy00 1 year ago
Awesome vid, thanks for sharing such vital info!
CMDB201 1 year ago
Great video!
enscribe 1 year ago
Bravo! Excellent topic and video. We ALL need this knowledge. I'm showing my wife and kids so they know, JUST IN CASE.
One minor complaint: more close-ups needed. Hey, do it again, with more detail this time. We can't get too much of this stuff. Consider doing a series with skinnymedic. He sounds like he's got loaves of info to drop in us. Thanks sootch, and be blessed,my brother!
sabr686 1 year ago
My friend who is a British Para said a tampon works really well for stopping the bleeding if you have a gunshot wound...I thought he was joking, but no, completely serious.
thelastdaysmessenger 1 year ago
Excellent video as always Sootch, very informative.
BACKWOODSBLISS 1 year ago
All bleeding will stop my ass. Artery that is bleeding most likely will need a tourniquet.
1990MattC 1 year ago
@1990MattC all bleeding will stop on its own, but its not always for the best
ecollins92 1 year ago
This video is fun to watch, but I hope people don't expect to be proficient in this kind of advanced care after watching. Without hands-on instruction, you can do more harm than good. Simply applying pressure and an improvised dressing (torn clothing, for example) is going to help with bleeding.
I'm glad that you encourage people to take a course, but you should have reiterated that this video is not going to make anyone an expert.
icychap 1 year ago
@icychap Thank you for telling that, I really thought I was an expert before reading your comment. I also think they should recommend people not to get shot or stabbed even if they know how to treat it...
I´m sorry, no hard feelings, I just couldn´t stop myself from being a bit sarcastic.
wermijal 1 year ago
I have wondered about this. Very informative! Thanks for making this video with the help of people outside your expertise.
JonBurnsArt 1 year ago
all you can do is stop the bleeding!!! but if there is internal bleeding I,m afraid all you can do is get the person to Emergent asap
hoplite46 1 year ago
The Glock is to return fire. LOL Ain't that the truth?
74brooklynboi 1 year ago
good info,
thanks!
Uriel1816 1 year ago
Sootch, Great little video!
constructiontech1970 1 year ago
Sootch- Great vid bro!! Getting good medical knowledge is always a plus. Been checking out USNERDOC and Skinny Medics site. By the way don't be worried about my handle..it's a long story from old re-enacting days. Take care and go easy.
TheRogueJackass 1 year ago
Good information-thanks
MrM2hb 1 year ago
As a nurse, I have to give a lot of respect to SkinnyMedic and all the other EMTs in this country, they don't get enough respect, they're the men and women who do their best to bring us patients in one piece after a disaster. It's sad that a lot of the doctors and nurses in our hospital make fun of our EMTs and consider them to be "lesser" medical professionals, which is simply absurd, so I stick up for them whenever I can.
So just a word to all the viewers, shake an EMT's hand if you meet one!
metalfaust19 1 year ago
great video sootch thanks for posting
redmule02 1 year ago
I don't know why, but I really feel the need to add that if you are in fact a first responder to a gunshot wound, stabbing, etc: Make sure you actually check the scene as opposed to just running in, which you may be tempted to do. You're not going to be able to help anyone if you yourself got shot/injured/killed in the process. Just some logic and my 2 cents. Good vid.
Beastofthedeep 1 year ago
sootch looks like me at the doctor half relax and half uncomfortable
machinegun911 1 year ago
Great vid. Thanks!
OceanicCactus 1 year ago
AWSOME!!
wheremygat187 1 year ago
Excellent as always Sootch! Thanks skinnymedic.
jnjulie 1 year ago
Excellent info. Consider yourself extremely underprepared if you haven't learned some basic first aid.
TheLateBoyScout 1 year ago
Great job Sootch and Skinnymedic! Thank you both very much.
facethesouth 1 year ago
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facethesouth 1 year ago
Thanks so much for the cooperative vid! Great information covered. Not sure if y'all covered this before, but maybe there can be a video of a little kit everyone should carry/have for hikes etc.
ArmedVegan 1 year ago
Wow; not to sound mean, but Skinnymedic looks like 7 yrs ago he was in middle school not EMT school. Impressive. Great video.
Springr1911 1 year ago 2
@Springr1911 I get that all the time. I usually tell my patient that " I am not old enough to drive so I have to ride in the back". I have always used "I have to work days because I cant drive after dark.
SkinnyMedic 1 year ago
@SkinnyMedic Priceless; take care bro and I hope to see you in more videos down the road. Take Care
Springr1911 1 year ago
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@Springr1911 @Springr1911 I get that all the time. I usually tell my patient that " I am not old enough to drive so I have to ride in the back". I have always used "I have to work days because I cant drive after dark.
SkinnyMedic 1 year ago
@Springr1911
what does his appearance got to do with anything? and yeah it is a great vid, might save some lives.
MaximumStackz 1 year ago
Thank you very much, important info we should all know!
CelticSouthland 1 year ago
great information, sootch00! I've been waiting for a video like this. Thanks so much, man. Great ending, dude :))
GitcheG75 1 year ago
great video, sootch! thanks for giving us helpful tips about these kinds of things, even if it may be a reminder on some parts, first aid is a great thing to know about.
aznelite325 1 year ago
NICE VIDEO WITH THE BASIC INFOS, KEEP ON TH GOOD VIDEOS
jimifazer 1 year ago
Good info, thanks!
Angyal269 1 year ago
Interesting info on the chest wound, especially about 3-side sealing. I would've had to learn that the hard way.
DemonHide 1 year ago
great video... you are the real youtube and what youtube should be used for
jpp721 1 year ago
Sootch ... Your demonstrations are never to disappoint. They're awesome! LOL
buszero 1 year ago