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CLS course
(Combat Life-Saver)

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The CLS (combat lifesaver) course provides intermediate level skills for fighters who will be involved in combat tasks.

Rescue fighters receive more in-depth and specialized training, in particular, they learn to assist combat medics, for example, in converting and moving tourniquets.

Duration

40 hours / 5 days

Requirements for participants

it is desirable to have previous experience of ASM level trainings

Number of participants

up to 20 people

Certification

NAEMT's TCCC-CLS for those participants who complete the training and pass the final. written exam and skills assessment.

Useful skills CLS (combat lifesaver)

Wound packing

Airway management

Basic skills in using an Ambu bag to assist medics

Management of head injuries and condition assessment

Splinting

Rapid assessment of the wounded

Injury assessment

Management of penetrating chest injuries

Approaches to managing hypothermia

Methods of carrying/dragging the wounded

Application of bandages

Use of NPA (Nasopharyngeal Airway)

Conversion and repositioning of tourniquets

Use of pill packs

Evacuation request

Send an application for training

Photo from trainings

PULSE Foundation

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What is TCCC?

Modern tactical medicine is based on the TCCC system - tactical combat casualty care. 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 successfully complete the mission.

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