Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC and TCCC) Related Stock - Editorial Photos Category
The TECC section provides a wide assortment of imagery related to TECC including: high fidelity simulated injury patterns (many with a sequential flow), injury patterns in the context of settings, injury management through bystanders, self-application, and EMS providers of various disciplines, injury management consistent with the C-TECC Guidelines, some injury management applications depicting errors (for training purposes).
TQ-Self Application - Arm-2
License Type: Specialized LicenseDepicts a simulated lower arm injury with bleeding. The injured person is self-applying a tourniquet. The simulated wound (laceration or incision) is an apparent knife injury. Appropriate direct threat care, assuming the environment is still considered to be a hot zone.
TEACHING POINT: Note that the TQ is being applied high up the arm and is sufficiently tight to stop the bleeding.
$30.00
F/X Knife-Trauma-Arm---Impaled-1
License Type: Specialized LicenseDepicts a simulated penetrating knife wound. It appears that a tourniquet has been effectively applied and that EMS is examining the knife’s stability in the injury which will likely require immobilization before transport.
TEACHING POINT: Note that the examination of the knife’s stability and likely subsequent immobilization occurs after a TQ has controlled the bleeding.
$30.00
F/X Laceration-Penetrating-Chest-Injury-1
License Type: Specialized LicenseDepicts a simulated injury to a victim’s chest. Simulated injury appears to be a jagged wound that is actively bleeding. Not apparent whether the injury was deep enough to create an open thoracic injury.
$30.00
F/X Laceration-Penetrating-Chest-Injury-2
License Type: Specialized LicenseDepicts 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.
$30.00
F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1a
License Type: Specialized License5 y/o girl suffers from an apparent accidental knife injury (F/X) to her right arm which has caused significant bleeding.
$30.00
F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1b
License Type: Specialized License5 y/o girl suffers from an apparent accidental knife injury (F/X) to her right arm which has caused significant bleeding. Immediate care is being provided by a trained bystander who understands the importance of a tourniquet in stopping the bleeding.
$30.00
F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1c
License Type: Specialized LicenseTrained bystander is applying a tourniquet above the wound to control bleeding to this 5 y/o girl’s arm.
$30.00
F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-2a
License Type: Specialized LicenseTrained bystander is applying a tourniquet above the wound to control bleeding to this 5 y/o girl’s arm. The windless is be tightened to stop the bleed.
$30.00
Set 7: TECC Training
License Type: SetSet of TECC Training, includes4 specialized image licenses relating to a simulated (F/X) knife injury caused accidentally to a 5 y/o child's arm. The laceration produced significant bleeding. Initial and immediate care is being provided by a bystander / family member.
Images included: F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1a, F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1b, F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1c, F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-5, Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-2a
$105.00
