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Direct Pressure-Pressure Point Control-15

Immediate care provider applying pressure for hemorrhage control wile awaiting a tourniquet.

TEACHING POINT. Noting the lack of gloves - could be due to gloves being unavailable to lay provider or due to training situation.

TQ Application-1

TQ application during a training skill lane.  Using knee to apply pressure on the femoral artery during the TQ application. 

TQ Application -Leg-EMS-1

TQ application during a training skill lane for firefighter-paramedics.   Using knee to apply pressure on the femoral artery during the TQ application. 

F/X-GSW L thigh - 3

Depicts initial observation of a simulated leg injury accompanied by significant bleeding.

F/X-GSW L thigh - 2

Depicts initial observation of a simulated leg injury (apparent GSW) accompanied by significant bleeding.

F/X-GSW L thigh -1

Depicts initial observation of a simulated leg injury (apparent GSW) accompanied by significant bleeding.

F/X-GSW L thigh - 6

Depicts application of initial direct pressure on the bleed. 

F/X-GSW L thigh - 5

Depicts the application of initial pressure point control through the use of a knee being applied to the femoral artery which should help to control the bleed while obtaining and applying a TQ.

Set 2: TECC Training

Set 2 includes 11 specialized image licenses related to one injury pattern – GSW to left, anterior thigh resulting in significant hemorrhage injury (simulated (F/X)). Series begins with initial observation of injury (multiple perspectives)  and includes direct pressure, pressure point control, TQ application, and pressure bandage.  Wound exposure is show as well.

TECC Set 2

Set 2 includes 13 specialized images all related to one injury pattern – GSW to left, anterior thigh resulting in significant hemorrhage injury (simulated (F/X)).

F/X Laceration-Penetrating-Chest-Injury-2

Depicts a simulated injury to a victim’s chest.  The simulated injury appears to be a jagged wound that is actively bleeding.  Not apparent whether the injury was sufficiently deep enough to create an open thoracic injury.  It appears the injury is being assessed and/or bleeding control is underway via direct pressure.