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PREHOSPITAL-FOCUSED UKRAINIAN LIFE-SAVING EFFORT
Duration
63 hours / 8 days*
Requirements for participants
medical education or medical position, a good understanding of the TSSS system, it is desirable to already have experience in ASM / CLS training
Number of participants
up to 10 people
Certification
NAEMT's TCCC-CMC for those participants who complete the training and pass the final. written exam and skills assessment.
Useful CMC skills
Wound packing
Airway management
Use of an Ambu bag
Management of head injuries and condition assessment
Splinting
Basic approaches to triaging the wounded
Use of supraglottic airway devices
Oxygen therapy
Monitoring the condition of the wounded
Traction splints
Rapid assessment of the wounded
Injury assessment
Management of penetrating chest injuries
Approaches to managing hypothermia
Methods of carrying/dragging the wounded
Use of junctional and abdominal tourniquets
Cricothyrotomy
Use of pelvic compression devices
Use of medications
Basic wound care
Application of bandages
Use of NPA (Nasopharyngeal Airway)
Conversion and repositioning of tourniquets
Use of pill packs
Evacuation request
Application of X-Stat and iTClamp
Use of aspirators
Management of hemorrhagic shock
Fluid resuscitation for burns
Documentation completion and evacuation procedures
Photo from trainings
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 to successfully complete the mission.
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