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Tactical Combat Casualty Care

Tactical Combat Casualty Care Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) guidelines beskriver den bedste praksis for behandlingen [...]

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TM Rescue provides teaching, training and equipment for TCCC, advanced tactical medicine and tactical rescue.

Stærkt makkerpar! TM Rescue IFAK Refill + Tardig

Stærkt makkerpar!

TM Rescue IFAK Refill + Tardigrade Tactical 6x2” IFAK pouch.

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Pre-drawn meds - pros&cons! This idea is nothing

Pre-drawn meds - pros&cons!

This idea is nothing new! We use it a lot on HEMS🚁, pre-drawing while inflight to the CAX, when the report from the medics on scene indicate the use of certain medications in a critical setting.
On my former (landbased🚑) job we started every 24hr shift by pre-drawing meds for RSI&ACLS
(Roc, esketamine, fentanyl, epinephrine and amiodarone).

We also use it on the tactical side! If your in a kinetic environment with a high probability of receiving casualties, having ie TxA and painmedication ready to use, will save the medic both time and bandwidth in a high stress situation.
Having your meds pre-drawn and ready to use before being on the X has a lot of advantages (and also a few disadvantages).
Here are some pros/cons:
Pros:
- timesaving.
- Possibly better care. Right meds might be given faster and ultimately meds there wouldn’t be time to give (in a tactical situation) might be given when already pre-drawn.
- One less technical task, thereby giving the medic more bandwidth/situational awareness.
- Reduce the chances of med/dose error, when drawing medication in a safe environment where you can ensure it’s the right medication and the right dose.

Cons:
- Reduced expiration! When medicine is drawn, it is typically only good for 24-48hrs
(https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30343266/)
- For the same reason, it is more expensive to pre-draw medicine.
- Logistics. With potentially more medicine being discarded, you’ll need more on the shelf.
- More logistics. Some painmedications needs to be “signed out” everytime you use/pre-draw, creating more admin work.
- If syringes is not marked clearly, mistakes can happen and wrong medicine administered.

In the picture there’s 2x10ml of TxA (2g), 4ml Esketamine (100mg), 3ml Midazolam (15mg) and 1ml Epinephrine (1mg).
Drawn and capped. Carried in the CRO padded medication case.

(This is a training set-up. It’s syringes with saline, marked with the fine training labels from Hoofandskull)

#tmrescue #tccc #combatmedic #tacticalmedicine #knowledgetransfer

Network! “If you want to go fast, go alone, if y

Network!
“If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together”
Although TM Rescue is a one man company, almost anything I do is in cooperation with people from my great network.
The last couple of weeks really reflects that.
Been training an amazing group of soldiers with my friend and partner @tactical_medicine_consulting (pic 1)
Did some instructional videos for some of the new Norse Rescue products with my friends at @apservices.dk (pic 2)
And of course nothing around the webshop would happen without the help and mentorship from my friends @outdooradventure.dk (pic 3)

Thanks guys! Lets do it again💪🏼

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Training highlight of the week🚁 Technical rescu

Training highlight of the week🚁
Technical rescue meets prehospital medicine in an ACLS scenario on top of a bridge!

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