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    Cool Survival skill challenge question

    How do you stabilize a patient with a sucking chest wound for transport?
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    Layer of cloth pad, sheet of plastic (zip baggie, store bag, trash bag, etc.), triangle bandage or similar to bind this all in place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wolfhunter View Post
    Layer of cloth pad, sheet of plastic (zip baggie, store bag, trash bag, etc.), triangle bandage or similar to bind this all in place.
    Don't forget the 'tupperware burp' when you notice a deviated trachea or other signs of imminent or current collapse of lung (lift plastic during exhale, seal during inhale to assist in re-inflating).
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    Thumbs up +1 on the plastic

    1. check the victim for other more serious wounds.
    2. Dress the wound with gauze and plastic allowing the bottom to burp/fart on exhale(good job wolf hunter and starbased)
    3. elevate the upper half of the body
    4. treat for shock.
    5. move individual to nearest treatment facility ASAP.
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    Quote Originally Posted by festus View Post
    1. check the victim for other more serious wounds.
    2. Dress the wound with gauze and plastic allowing the bottom to burp/fart on exhale(good job wolf hunter and starbased)
    3. elevate the upper half of the body
    4. treat for shock.
    5. move individual to nearest treatment facility ASAP.
    don't forget to turn patient on the injured side, so you can drain off the potention Hemothorax
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    Thanks guys. Sounds like some good information. Think I will make a copy of it. I hope I never need it but you never know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HK4U View Post
    Thanks guys. Sounds like some good information. Think I will make a copy of it. I hope I never need it but you never know.
    Google "Gitmo Wounds" and those are good SHTF injuries to know how to treat
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    My EMT instructor also recommended a glove with a finger clipped taped around the wound as a self-burper. Never had the opportunity to test but should be sound.
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