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jcrow8404 We teach AHA / Red Cross CPR/ first aid to
NAEMT TCCC advance trauma courses.

showing a Vietnam veteran how to apply chest seals on the new trainer. We used different chest seals and showed wound ...
05/02/2026

showing a Vietnam veteran how to apply chest seals on the new trainer. We used different chest seals and showed wound packing as well. The Vietnam veterans who attend our courses talked about using cigarette packs to make shift chest seals in their War. I personally have done make shift occlusive dressings in a pinch state side to overseas . We even used AED pads to plastic with 3 to 4 corners tape / it works. We even show a video of a New York cop using a potato chip bag as a occlusive dressing for a stab patient. Sometimes whether in War to everyday life, you have to make stuff in a pinch or on the fly. Going to catch up on other posts with classes we had recently . Again great job to everyone who attended. also pointed out that a few of us in these courses came from multiple backgrounds and diverse. Even some of the people who attended were veterans of Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine and Gaza wars / current Wars . Just awesome learning with everyone as we go and in training, it’s ok to learn and make mistakes. It long run, it helps save lives while having fun learning ! 🫀🧠🫁

Been busy with classes and work. Great work by students and instructors . Students enjoyed the hands on including organs...
04/30/2026

Been busy with classes and work. Great work by students and instructors . Students enjoyed the hands on including organs with fake blood 🩸. We also teach other various classes other than BLS, Stop the bleed , and TCCC / TECC . We also offer refresher courses for AHA, ACS , DHA , NAEMT and other organizations as well. Our offices in Dublin are 24 hours and we offer evening classes for those who work odd hours. More courses / medical classes soon ! 🫀🧠🫁

04/28/2026

Showing different types of bleeding 🩸 with and products. We also used , and products as well. But the newer products I personally like because , there’s more challenging wound patterns from different bleeding sites, wound patterns, and different arterial bleeds .It presents a challenge to the students which is a good thing because it real life , it can be a challenge if not treated immediately . Great products and go check them out. also makes EDC med kits for executive protection to even ifaks you can hide under you plates for body armor and etc. Again, thank you for the years of support and great products that help us enhance training along with helping us to train many to save lives !

So had a good conversation with . Definitely wound cleaning needs to be covered from stop the bleed all the way up to T...
04/26/2026

So had a good conversation with . Definitely wound cleaning needs to be covered from stop the bleed all the way up to TCCC/ TECC. Why you ask? Well people who get hurt in combat who been out in the field generally can get infections in their wounds which could be fatal. Also, if you clean the wound area , you could find stuff you were missing during your assessment like additional injuries , infections, additional wounds and etc. Places like Ukraine , Gaza and etc , people who been wounded for hours, days, weeks or more general get sick or have life threatening injuries with infections 🤒 🦠. Prolonged field care especially, you may need to clean and asses wounds especially if you been with the patient for a minute. Generally when people get hurt in combat, they’re dirty with the dirt , mud, and who knows what within their injuries / speaking from personal experience. A few of the amputees I treated in combat to state side , had infections that ended up consuming parts of their body due to spreading rapidly. Infections can kill you or your patient if not treated immediately. But , it’s pretty meet seeing the videos of people using IV bags from cleaning wounds to occlusive dressings to stabilizing impaled objects if the bag is cut up / check out the videos for source and . Again, great class and more to come ! Let us knowing in the comments below if you used iv bags to clean wounds whether local ems to combat zones. Always learning as we train as well which that’s what it’s about. More to come ! 🫀🧠🫁 🫀🧠🫁

04/25/2026

Showing some anatomy/ organs including hearts , lungs 🫁 and trachea for medical courses including refresher courses. Over the years , we had great feed back from students , instructors , and various clients on how effective this training tool is. Anatomy along with feeling the texture of the organs goes a long way especially in trauma medicine. A lot of military , first reported and health care clients even said that this training is “better than dummies that are worn out that everyone practiced on a bunch of times” . Gives a more realistic yet basic understanding on how our bodies work especially , when demonstrating intubations , cric s , and etc . Awesome work today and need to catch up on post. A lot of our instructors and staff still work as first responders, health care workers, military, or government contract . So it helps having different back grounds with this training to make us better each time ! Again, awesome classes with awesome people as always. Be willing to learn and be willing to adapt especially in these crazy times . 🫀🧠🫁

As we keep training these next few weeks , want to take the time and thank you an old friend and small business along w...
04/24/2026

As we keep training these next few weeks , want to take the time and thank you an old friend and small business along with ! Awesome swag ! We love the stickers , patches and badass ems coin as well! We’re also adding organs / live/ fresh tissue to our courses too. We also received the news that may get his award upgraded from the abbey gate incident during the fall of Kabul / Afghanistan Pull out years ago. Great news especially for the combat medic / corpsman to TCCC community finally recognizing those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. But if you want training out west , go check out and ! Support your small businesses especially veteran to first responder owned ! businesses 🫀🧠🫁

Great work from ! They’re a first responder and veteran owned business that does some solid work for patches , laser wo...
04/22/2026

Great work from ! They’re a first responder and veteran owned business that does some solid work for patches , laser work for cup, custom hats, and other cool products good for your department,small business and etc . I also served with one of them in Afghanistan and he was a solid Marine as well hence “crayon eater “ 🖍️ term. But go check them out and support your small businesses ! 🫀🧠🫁 🖍

Viewer discretion is advised. So with summer around the corner and protests to civil unrest kicking up, it’s time to lea...
04/21/2026

Viewer discretion is advised. So with summer around the corner and protests to civil unrest kicking up, it’s time to learn some basic trauma medicine. Eye 👁️ injuries are very common especially in recent times for protests here in America to overseas Warzones or daily life. There was a few people we treated who took trauma to the eyes whether it’s Mace, pepper spray, shrapnel, blunt trauma , and the list goes on. There’s a big debate about covering one eye vs both eyes which I have done personally both for eye trauma . There was a recent interesting case where DHS shot a photographer in the face and the eye was completely out of his socket . If you were a bystander , nurse, ems , and etc , how would you treat it ? The gentleman actually is suing DHS for a good chunk of change for him losing an eyeball during the no kings protests. Fortunately, we have treated people sides and it’s good knowledge to have because, I wouldn’t be surprised if more situations like this happen in the near future. Not only stabilizing the patient is a challenge but, people tend to forget about the occipital lobes to other parts of the body that may had additional trauma especially to the head / face trauma. If you want to know about eye trauma , check out cotccc.com , , , and . They have YouTube channels on eye injuries as well. But again, keep your composure when treating injuries like this because if you’re the patient and you have your eye popping out of your body, you’re going to freak out / anyone would freak out. Let us know in the comments below if you have treated eye injuries especially ones like this. How would you treat it ? Where would you store the eye ball if it’s out of the patients socket ? How would you stabilize the patient if they took eye trauma like this? One covered or both eyes? Let us know and time to train ! 🫀🧠🫁 🫀🧠

Shout out to for the awesome design with our logo ! They are a small veteran owned and law enforcement owned business !...
04/12/2026

Shout out to for the awesome design with our logo ! They are a small veteran owned and law enforcement owned business ! I served with them to in Afghanistan years ago. Excited to try these out especially the patches ! If you’re looking for patches, cup designs, laser designers , or want to give your business / company a good advertisement, go check them out! Semper Fi to the ! 🫀🧠🫁 🖍️ 🫡 🇺🇸 💥

Getting ready to go mobile again with teaching classes to doing medical coverage at sporting events again. We also, cove...
04/06/2026

Getting ready to go mobile again with teaching classes to doing medical coverage at sporting events again. We also, cover concerts as well as fight events which I highly recommend if you’re in the medical work looking for side work/ soemthing to do. Usually in events like fights to the .official , an etc, people generally ask for a few supplies. Usually there’s demand for ice, tape , gauze , and other basic materials needing to render aid during sporting events . We’re also, going to teach refresher classes with and other new products that save lives ! If you need certs renewed whether is CPR first aid to TCCC, let us know. But , we’re excited to be on the road again even when the world is a little chaotic. This weekend, we’ll post about how to set up an aid station for a sporting event to other neat sports medicine techniques that many don’t teach anymore especially splitting. For those of you competing this weekend, good luck and we’ll see you there ! More to come an stay tuned ! 🫀🧠🫁

Trying more training products with ! The skin color products are pretty awesome too because, they have wound patterns ...
03/29/2026

Trying more training products with ! The skin color products are pretty awesome too because, they have wound patterns as well that can be challenging for some to pack or treat / just like real life. There’s 3 tubes that you can make into arteries/ bleeding 🩸 that gives a unique challenge for students to pack / treat various wounds including through and though which we though was cool. The wound patterns are pretty neat as well. Same with the plugs for the wounds if you want to switch it up. Again, highly recommend and products to train an empower many to step up and save lives ! 🫀🧠🫁

Had a blast trying new torso trainers . Beyond impressed trying it out with and other FD folks . It has multiple arter...
03/22/2026

Had a blast trying new torso trainers . Beyond impressed trying it out with and other FD folks . It has multiple artery trainers that make training fun yet challenging which of course some of us learned the hard way. Go check them out and highly recommended this trainer for stop the bleed all the way up to TCCC/ TECC! Bravo Zulu to ! 🩸 🫀🧠🫁

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