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    I was an EMT 40 years ago and just completed an EMT class this past month. We were taught what @RussPrecthi said. That is what I use. I am going to take the Tactical Civilian Casualty Care class in August if we are back to face2face training and I know that they teach the MARCH framework.

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    ^^^this.

    Paramedic since 2003 and Stop the Bleed instructor here.

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    Active paramedic and trauma instructor here with 35+ years experience. I use ABCDE with modifications every day when taking care of people. The trick is to change it based on the needs of the situation. You are supposed to change it to “CABDE” when life-threatening hemorrhage or cardiac arrest is present. To your point, you don’t worry about A and B first when heavy bleeding is present or if no blood is circulating. Otherwise, you use ABCDE.

    That’s why getting training is so critical. People can’t just follow an acronym blindly for best results. You have to know how to adjust based on the needs of the patient. There are no cookbook situations!

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    DR CABC (Danger, Response, Catastrophic haemorrhage, Airway, Breathing, Circulation)

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    I was taught ABCDE way back but I am aware of MARCH, just haven’t encountered it thus far.

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    Maybe it’s obvious, but having investigate deeper things are not easy …

    I would appreciate to get feedback on:
    what traum scheme you have been teached
    which you find useful / pratical
    which you used already and what are your leason learned

    Some useful links:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactical_combat_casualty_care#Tactical_Field_Care_(TFC)
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABC_(medicine)
    https://firstcareprovider.org/race and https://firstcareprovider.org/poster

    To start:
    ABCDE
    MARCH, reason: getting air into the body (“AB” is useless if the casualty bleeds to death; someone can survive a couple of minutes without fresh air but major bleeding may end a life within 30 seconds)
    FCP’s CARE, leason learned: need much more realistic training to do this automatically without need to think what’s the next step

    Appreciating your reports from the field – thanks!

    in reply to: Li-Ion Safety while charging and using these cells #21138
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    Excellent post, SilverFox. I’m very glad to have you around EDCF.

    I’ve read of a couple of DSD Charger-related failures. In your opinion, is that a reliable charger to use if you have a couple of different sizes of cells? I understand I shouldn’t mix and match cell sizes/capacities while charging. I also have a new-gen Pila charger (thanks, JSB!) that I’ve been using. Is this better than the DSD?

    Thank you.

    in reply to: Li-Ion Safety while charging and using these cells #21137
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    :bow: :bow: Tom, for that!! I’ve been fortunate to not having an “adverse event” (Except for a few tossed on the coals of the BBQ out in the desert. ;D ) Bunch of Newton-Meters in a small package!

    Larry

    in reply to: What cell phone are you using now? #21136
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    in reply to: What cell phone are you using now? #21135
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    Ted Andkilde said: ↑
    Bold 9900 here, but I’m Canadian, so it’s pretty much a requirement 🙂

    I’m on my buddy’s BES server, the Outlook integration is rock solid.

    The high end handsets are excellent tools, they completely misjudged the market with all the cheap consumer devices they tried to float though, hopefully they pull through their funk before the Wall Street {censored}s destroy the company and it gets pieced off to its buzzard competitors at the great patent fire sale…

    Cheers, Ted
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    Have you played with the 9930 or a variant of that phone? This is what RIM should have come out with a few years ago. Awesome keyboard and touch screen. Best combo

    Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

    in reply to: What cell phone are you using now? #21134
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    Blackberry Tour, Verizon, with an extended battery.

    There’s your BB user.
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    Bold 9900 here, but I’m Canadian, so it’s pretty much a requirement 🙂

    I’m on my buddy’s BES server, the Outlook integration is rock solid.

    The high end handsets are excellent tools, they completely misjudged the market with all the cheap consumer devices they tried to float though, hopefully they pull through their funk before the Wall Street {censored}s destroy the company and it gets pieced off to its buzzard competitors at the great patent fire sale…

    Cheers, Ted

    in reply to: What cell phone are you using now? #21133
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    Oh I see. Yeah the YouTube app does that to me too. I shouldn’t have updated it. 🙁

    in reply to: What cell phone are you using now? #21132
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    It was bogging down a little bit, but I had too many apps running in the background, and I was too lazy to stop them. I did occasionally have issues with the youtube app though, a video would start and play, and the whole phone would lock up. There was a point about 8 months in, I did the factory reset, and that seemed to get it back to new.

    in reply to: What cell phone are you using now? #21131
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    I’m using an Apple iPhone 4s. I agree that it is the perfect phone.

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

    in reply to: What cell phone are you using now? #21130
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    Blackberry Tour, Verizon, with an extended battery.

    There’s your BB user.

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