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  • When to Apply a C-A-T?
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    When to Apply a C-A-T?

    North American Rescue's NAR Doctor takes a minute to go back to the basics of when you want to use tourniquets vs when you don't.
  • Tourniquet Myths: TQs Don't Work On Two Bone Compartments
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    Tourniquet Myths: TQs Don't Work On Two Bone Compartments

    Do tourniquets work on two bone compartments? NAR Doc demonstrates how tourniquets stop bleeding in the lower leg and forearm.
  • How long can a tourniquet be kept on?
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    How long can a tourniquet be kept on?

    North American Rescue's NAR Doctor helps you understand some of the basic principles for knowing how long tourniquets can be left in place.
  • Why I Always Carry a Trauma Kit — And Why You Should Too
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    Why I Always Carry a Trauma Kit — And Why You Should Too

    Trauma is the leading cause of death in the U.S. before professional help arrives—and it can happen anywhere, anytime. In this video, Doc Miles from North American Rescue explains why carrying a trauma kit is essential for everyone, not just first responders. Learn how to choose the right kit based on your training, activities, and environment. Stay ready. Save lives.
  • Why is the Width of a Tourniquet Important?
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    Why is the Width of a Tourniquet Important?

    Learn why the effectiveness and safety of a tourniquet depend on its width. Wider tourniquets create deeper pressure with less force, reducing the risk of nerve and tissue damage while still stopping arterial blood flow. This video breaks down the science behind tourniquet width. Understand the gear. Apply it correctly. Be ready when it counts.
  • General Exclusion Order
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    General Exclusion Order Blocks Importation of Counterfeit Tourniquets

    Understand the best option for placement of the CAT tourniquet based on the situation, injury, and training available.

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