''Adventure Medical Kits - Trauma Pak with QuickClot'' by SkilledAmateur

Contents of the ''Adventure Medical Kits - Trauma Pak with QuickClot''

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• QuickClot
• Medical Kit
• Trauma Kit
• 1st Aid
• First Aid
• Hiking
• Shooting
• Backpacking

[SkilledAmateur]

As for treating, these are best for perhaps a wound to a limb; torso as really just a last resort until emergency responders can get there. I recommend starting with getting different levels of training offered. For instance I started with basic 1st aid training from the Red Cross and worked up from there. I am NO expert! You need to understand how the main blood vesels run so you can engage pressure points, etc, and you should know CPR for sure. Gun shots need cleaned by a pro IMHO.

[SkilledAmateur]

1st off, let's avoid gun shot wounds at all costs! lol. Quick answer, multiple packs. Actually, since this vid, I have bumped this down to a hiking med kit, more for a slash/puncture emergency. I have a much more comprehensive kit for the shooting range which I will review in depth.

[SkilledAmateur]

I picked mine up at one of the local sporting goods stores in town. We have several.

[man4924]

thanks I did always want to know what they look like but wouldn't ever open one unless it was needed. I was thought it would be a stick on deal but it's not. Also you were talking about gun shot wounds, I was wondering how you would treat one? Sure you can put this on the entry wound but you must apply pressure so how do you deal with the exit wound?

[TheTacticalTeen]

Where did you get it?

[underdegun]

Excellent. I needed the "visual inventory" so much. Thank you for doing your presentation.