Online first aid training video.

If civilization crumbles in the weeks to come, I am comfortable withe amount of firearms and ammo I have as well as my ability to use them. Then I began to think about what if I take around in a gun fight or someone in my group takes a hit, need to keep them alive and hopefully in the fight. So I go online and find different field kits. Ranging for $15 to $350. For what I fear as a worse case scenario, I'm not interested in pulling splinters, or splinting a shattered ankle. So I put together what I considered to be an essential trama/hemorage kit. Israeli bandages, quick clot, heavy gauze, long tweezers and scalpel, antiseptic, alcohol pads, etc.

My concern is I'm not proficient at any of that. I get the general concept, or so I believe, but it's not something you can practice. Does anyone have a good source for instruction on the matter?

Two seats left available in this class

https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=365312

About 50% lecture, 50% skills practice/scenarios. Lots of hands-on.

If only that was closer to PGH. I too could use more info. I know the Red Cross has some online classes and YouTube has some general things. Would really like a civilian version of a Tactical Combat Casualty Care course.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF5GhoYKK3g&t=2644s

Those CarryTrainer videos that he did with D Dey (from FL) are amazing, have watched a few of them now even though a few hours long

Just finished the video. It was chock full of good info. ill be watching it a few more times! Thanks for posting it.