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reversibleraincoat wrote:Some women don't use tampons, so you might want to pack some pads as well. Also, I don't know how well pads would work as wound dressings - the adhesive side is opposite the absorption side, and the adhesive is terrible, so they wouldn't stick independently of tape. Might as well use some gauze and avoid the funny looks from the patient.

JIM wrote:You can apply all the gauze in the world: it won't help. You need both gauze AND pressure to stop a (serious) bleed.


Doc Simon wrote:JIM wrote:You can apply all the gauze in the world: it won't help. You need both gauze AND pressure to stop a (serious) bleed.
I think after the first 90 to 100 pounds of gauze you applied you could stop bleeding with gauze without applying any pressure yourself...![]()
All the gauze in the world is a lot of gauze.
LowKey wrote:" Add to the definition of assault weapon to include additional weapons (A.6157/Titone);"
All of them. Even the dreaded assault flintlock used by "assault troops" during the war. The Revolutionary War....
colonelklink wrote:Awesome pack dude, but acu makes the baby jesus cry
Gunny wrote:colonelklink wrote:Awesome pack dude, but acu makes the baby jesus cry
I'd yell at you if your forum name wasn't so chock full of win.
The bag is London Bridge. It could be bright pink for all I care, but it's a $425 pack I got for $150.
IAmWillIAm: My truck squats due to my truck bag I keep. I'm good to go in that area. If you poke around the personal experiences section you'll see a few posts by me where I've rendered aid in MVA's. One of the main reasons I became interested in medicine was partly my talent for seeing wrecks happen and partly due to knowing Doc Simon.
Thanks for the ideas though, never hurts to cover all your bases.
colonelklink wrote:Awesome pack dude, but acu makes the baby jesus cry

crypto wrote:colonelklink wrote:Awesome pack dude, but acu makes the baby jesus cry
I've come to love ACU. specially when it gets a little grimy/dusty.
It works.


crypto wrote:colonelklink wrote:Awesome pack dude, but acu makes the baby jesus cry
I've come to love ACU. specially when it gets a little grimy/dusty.
It works.



crypto wrote:I had a couple o.b. tampoons in the glove box and shoved one in each nostril and drove for 50 miles until it was done. You can really jam them up in there and apply direct pressure.

crypto wrote:+1 on OB tampons. I once had a truly ridiculous double nosebleed out in the middle of nowhere while driving, courtesy of dry winter and a cold.
I had a couple o.b. tampoons in the glove box and shoved one in each nostril and drove for 50 miles until it was done. You can really jam them up in there and apply direct pressure.

barbara wrote:I will ask you again, how do we get one?
Ovationman wrote:barbara wrote:I will ask you again, how do we get one?
Get what?


barbara wrote:How can we get one of these kits???
Twelve fucking minutes later impatient barbara wrote:I will ask you again, how do we get one?
Paragon wrote:barbara wrote:How can we get one of these kits???Twelve fucking minutes later impatient barbara wrote:I will ask you again, how do we get one?
Gunny bought his on sale at Rite-Aid. I'd suggest checking there first. Don't be afraid to ask the store manager to special order one for you if you can't find any left on the clearance table.
Welcome to ZS.
Jim
JIM wrote:Ovationman wrote:barbara wrote:I will ask you again, how do we get one?
Get what?
By making an introduction post, filling in some stuff in your profile, getting the apropriate medical training to use the supplies usually found in these kinds of bags, getting those supplies and then taking a look at these threads: viewtopic.php?f=43&t=23901 and viewtopic.php?f=43&t=28500&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=stomp+II
Also there has been a lot of recent threads about STOMP-II bags. You might want to use the search-function. Try to search for: 'STOMP-II' .
Welcome to ZS.


Doc Simon wrote:Jim, if you were not a nurse, you would be my hero!


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