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PREHOSPITAL-FOCUSED UKRAINIAN LIFE-SAVING EFFORT
ASM course
(combat life saver)
The ASM (all service members) course represents the most basic level of training and is aimed at military personnel without medical training or experience.
The ASM course teaches five basic life-saving skills that will prepare service members to care for a casualty at the point of injury and help sustain their life until the next stage of care.
Duration
16 hours / 2 days
Requirements for participants
all military personnel can participate
Number of participants
until the 24th
Certification
NAEMT's TCCC-ASM for those participants who complete the training and pass the final skills assessment. There is no written exam in this course.
Useful skills of ASM (all service members)
Тампонування поранень
Забезбечення прохідності дихальних шляхів
Швидкий огляд поранених
Турнікет
Накладання бандажів
Photo from trainings
What is TCCC?
Modern tactical medicine is based on the TCCC system - tactical combat casualty care - translated as "tactical assistance to the wounded in combat conditions". It's a battle-tested approach designed to save lives when every second counts.
This system was created in the late 1990s and over time helped the US Army get the lowest rate of preventable mortality in the history of wars - during the five years of Operation Iraqi Freedom, more than nine out of ten wounded survived
The overall goal of the TCCC is to train service members to effectively treat the wounded in combat while preventing additional casualties and to successfully complete the mission.
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