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Ahahahhhaha! That’s damn funny. I’ve seen it happen so many times
I forgot about that. Reference treatment options, you could also pack a shit ton of hemostatic gauze into that wound and just hold pressure. That's about your last ditch because with that location next to some of the high and low pressure hydraulic lines and airway structures.... you gotta do whatever it takes to stop the bleeder(s).
FUBAR situation.
I remember this gal I was treating. Left hand turn in front of semi truck going downhill - no bueno. Extra points for no seatbelt.
She had ripped off both visors and the rear view mirror with her head and face.
I’m trying to ascertain if her skull is shattered, and she’s bleeding massively and she keeps asking “Am I going to die?”
When the guy who has crawled into your car with a paramedics kit doesn’t answer you it’s a hint.
Amazingly, she lived.
I quit living down that road after just 16 more incidents like that. What can I say? I loved the view.
At least the worst snow and ice day we had in years, all the assholes behind me in Subaru’s who would honk at me for not going 15 over the limit got to eat a Forest Service water truck that missed its turn...after I pulled off to let them by.
Had a really good C.E. a few months ago, and a Truma Surgeon properly addressed a bunch of Firefighter/Paramedics.
"If it's big hole, pack it. If an artery is pumping out blood, put on a tourniquet, two if you need it. If their airway is crushed, cut em a new one and stick an E.T. tube in it and breath for them. Don't worry about your incision, we will sew it back up, make em breathe. They won't be any more fucked up than when you started treating them. Do what you can and haul ass."
He really said that shit, and we loved him for it!
Thats excellent. With my military medical background and experiences, being really aggressive when it came to hemorrhage and airway control is second nature to me. When I became a civilian paramedic, others looked at me like I was insane when I would go straight to a tourniquet on a massive bleed instead of progressing step by step through the accepted "algorithm" of bleeding control. I'm very glad all the lessons we have learned the last 15 years overseas are finally being applied in non-wartime incidents.Had a really good C.E. a few months ago, and a Truma Surgeon properly addressed a bunch of Firefighter/Paramedics.
"If it's big hole, pack it. If an artery is pumping out blood, put on a tourniquet, two if you need it. If their airway is crushed, cut em a new one and stick an E.T. tube in it and breath for them. Don't worry about your incision, we will sew it back up, make em breathe. They won't be any more fucked up than when you started treating them. Do what you can and haul ass."
He really said that shit, and we loved him for it!
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