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The RexOne First Responder Backpack Mobile Stretcher is a tri-fold backpack stretcher for the rapid extraction of patients by a single responder.
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Cabral, an Army veteran, began applying pressure to the man's chest wound. When that failed, he asked Zuniga, who was a Navy veteran, to grab a QuikClot Combat Gauze from the first-aid kit in his vest and used it to control the bleeding until paramedics arrived.
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The legislation passed recently makes Ohio one of the first states to protect first responders who administer lifesaving aid to pets, companion animals, or police dogs in crisis.
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Specifically developed for pediatric/geriatric applications, the design and materials of the Child/Pediatric Ratcheting Medical Tourniquet from M2 minimize peripheral damages.
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The days are over where officers stood around calling for medical aid on their radios while a victim or even suspect bled to death. The public expects officers to render aid and attempt to save lives.
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The SWAT-T is a multi-function trauma care device used as a primary or back-up tourniquet, pressure dressing, and all-purpose wrap.
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Psycho-medical emergencies are serious, life threatening events that can rapidly degrade to sudden in-custody death incidents if not handled properly.
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Decrease blood loss faster with North American Rescue's Gen7 C-A-T. A new single routing buckle allows faster application, effective slack removal with fewer windlass turns, and easier application and training.
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TEMS Solutions' SWAT-T in Rescue Orange provides the same life-saving benefits as the Tactical Black SWAT-T tourniquet carried by many in the military and law enforcement, but in a Rescue Orange color to make it easier to identify.
Read More →Officers responded to a shooting call around 10:45 p.m. in the 8100 block of Maddox Avenue near Buckner Boulevard. A man had been shot in the leg and was believed to be in critical condition with officers arrive, police said.
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