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  • Triage Systems and Mass Casualty (MASCAL) Scenarios
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    Triage Systems and Mass Casualty (MASCAL) Scenarios

    In a MASCAL scenario, complexity can cost lives. A recent Journal of Special Operations Medicine (JSOM) article highlights how responders triage when resources are limited and chaos unfolds. In this video, we break down what to prioritize, how to think fast, and why simpler systems might be more effective than you think. Triage smart. Move fast. Save lives.
  • Landmarking for the Second Intercostal Space
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    Landmarking for the Second Intercostal Space

    Learn how to accurately locate the midclavicular line and 2nd intercostal space for anterior chest decompression
  • What's inside a Bleeding Control Kit?
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    What's inside a Bleeding Control Kit?

    Training + the right tools = life saved!!! May is Stop the Bleed Month—know how to act when seconds count. In this video, we break down the steps of bleeding control using a bleeding control kit. Take a class. Know your gear. Be ready to save a life.
  • NAR Doc Reacts to "Three Kings" movie Tension Pneumothorax
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    NAR Doc Reacts to "Three Kings" movie Tension Pneumothorax

    Dr. Ethan Miles reacts to the scene where a tension pneumothorax is performed during the movie "Three Kings".
  • Needle Decompression: What's Under The Surface?
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    Needle Decompression: What's Under The Surface?

    Explanation of the anatomy involved in a needle decompression when treating a tension pneumothorax.
  • How does a chest seal work
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    How Does A Chest Seal Work?

    Demonstration of how to apply the HyFin Chest Seal and explanation of how it works to treat an open pneumothorax and prevent a tension pneumothorax.

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