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by Brian Graddon
No one wants to experience a gunshot wound personally. Because gunshot wounds require immediate medical attention, it is critical to learn the top ...
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by Brian Graddon
The MARCH algorithm is extremely helpful to remember if you are a first responder or simply want to be prepared to help others in the event of a ca...
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by Brian Graddon
In cases of massive traumatic bleeding, it is imperative to use quick and effective solutions that can raise the patient’s chances of survival. Hem...
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by Brian Graddon
Neck trauma, especially ones involving severe bleeding, can be life-threatening. These types of severe neck injuries typically result from penetrat...
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by Brian Graddon
Car accidents can occur at any time, and a well-stocked first aid kit will allow you to treat both minor and serious injuries before emergency medi...
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by Brian Graddon
The steps of hemostasis are bodily processes that work together to stem blood flow and keep bacteria out after an injury. Hemostasis is the result ...
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by Brian Graddon
The clotting cascade—also known as the coagulation cascade or secondary hemostasis—is part of the body's response to staunching bleeding after an i...
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by Brian Graddon
The FBI published active shooter statistics for the calendar year 2022 in April this year. According to their data, there were 50 active shooter in...
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by Brian Graddon
School shooting statistics provide a window into patterns and developments in this tragic occurrence that continues to plague the nation. In 2022 a...
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by Brian Graddon
Why is it important to prepare for emergencies? The answer may seem obvious to some, but all too often, families find themselves unprepared to face...
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by Brian Graddon
The best gifts for preppers and survivalists address the basics needed for survival: physical safety, food, water, warmth, shelter, light, and comm...
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by Brian Graddon
Life-saving items such as tourniquets often come with a shelf life even when they haven’t been used. We know that, as with anything, even without u...
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