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Use the most effective bandage available to close wounds
The FM outlines our core skills, policies and guides to ensure every member stands ready for the mission ahead.



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Skill
FM/BS-445.V1.01 - Use the most effective bandage available to close wounds
Skill

Wherever practically possible using the correct bandage is essential for efficient wound management.

  • Elastic Bandage: Quick closure for many wounds; use when speed is key and durability isn't crucial.
  • Packing Bandage: Ideal in combat; designed for immediate bleeding control.
  • QuickClot Bandage: For non-combat situations; speeds up clotting when stitching isn't an option soon.
  • Field Dressing (Basic) Bandage: A versatile option when others aren’t available; useful for initial wound care.

Considerations

  • Situation: Combat status and resource availability.

Chooses based on the situation, wound type, and available resources for best outcomes.

Published by Maj James on 24/02/2024 at 00:27

Previous Versions

Skill
FM/BS-445.V1.00 - Use the most effective bandage to close wounds
Skill

Wherever practically possible using the correct bandage is essential for efficient wound management.

  • Elastic Bandage: Quick closure for many wounds; use when speed is key and durability isn't crucial.
  • Packing Bandage: Ideal in combat; designed for immediate bleeding control.
  • Quicklot Bandage: For non-combat situations; speeds up clotting when stitching isn't an option soon.
  • Field Dressing (Basic) Bandage: A versatile option when others aren’t available; useful for initial wound care.

Considerations

  • Situation: Combat status and resource availability.

Chooses based on the situation, wound type, and available resources for best outcomes.

Published by Maj James on 23/02/2024 at 17:03
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