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Category: Trauma
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Revise the Traction Splint Application
New posts are currently being produced. In the meantime, here’s a skills video on the application of the traction splint:
These things are so rarely used that it is always worth a little revision.
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Common Injury Types in Earthquakes
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What Are the Statistics for Earthquake Victims – How Many Need Basic Medical Care?
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If you’re working in fire or rescue fields, HART, humanitarian and disaster relief, or you’re just interested in trauma, this is the quiz game for you.
ROAD TO DISASTER is Article 999’s earthquake-themed card game, designed for those in-the-know to learn more and refresh current knowledge and those not-in-the-know to learn a little while playing a fun game.
The game has a number of actions that allow you to obstruct, steal from, or slow down your opponents. You’ll progress on your journey to the disaster, treating patients by answering questions on route and opting to earn points if you do so correctly. Reach the destination? Great, but there’s another issue: security are checking credentials. You may need to pass another test to enter. If you fail, your opponent could still win the game.
Buy the game now and test yourself and your colleagues – available from Article 999 with collection options from InPost lockers. Proceeds go to real International Response Teams.
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What’s the Evidence on Fasciotomy?
The above is based on a summary of this article.
Part of the above is also featured in Article 999’s Road to Disaster card game.
