I noticed that when discussing bleeding I had a dyslexic moment snd said Ateties go to the heart and Veins, away. Swap that. Besides very specific instances related to coronary arteries, which lead to the heart, arteries transport blood from the heart, and veins transport to the heart. You know I always have to say something too fast to catch myself misspeaking.
Me - "Oh nice, a really long unboxing video from Doc, that must be a lot of interesting stuff in there!" Me after seeing that there's a medical item as the box gets opened : "Oh, that's why..." I'm just kidding doc, great unboxing as usual. Thanks for all the information. One never knows when it might come in handy.
The discussion of the differences between capillary, arterial, and venous bleeding was worth the price of admission alone. Edit: Also another vote for the cut content.
They also taught us proper rifle stacking in basic, which we of course never used again. The M16 has a form of "stacking rod" so you don't need any sort of tripod set up.
I've been carrying my divo stout and protech Malibu lately!!!!! Can't freaking seem to stop carrying them!!!! Lol love you Mike! God bless America and God bless you 🙏
Just finished BCT a month ago...AGAIN... and they now " log Stack" your weapons. We didn't tripod them. We did it when I did Basic the first time back in 1993.
You make some really great points on the products here. There are a couple I may touch on when miraculous girl and I do our live unboxing. I can tell you I’ve used to bleed stop, it is not light in powdery, but more granules. One thing I have to say about this month box. A lot of the products are things that I would and have actually purchased. And I think that’s a good thing because it shows are sending useful products.
Great vid and content as always! Found that bleed stop instruction to be interesting as well…I can tell you we are stocked with “Combat Gauze” in the trauma bay at the your old stomping ground! Good stuff!
Yes back in the tool/ hardware department of Walmart they sell not only all the sizes of nite ize ties but also a bunch of other reusable straps and tie downs.....I seem to grab something every time I go there....I have them from really small to really tall...... the only limitation on uses for them is your imagination...... there so freaking handy....if you need to tie or hold something temporarily out of the way without tieing knots.... there great!!!and they come in a bunch of really awesome colors
I have a couple different roaring fire pouches that I've been using going over a year now.... one is a fire kit and one I made into a knife and axe maintenance sharpening kit that's portable with various tools and repair stuff..... all holding up very well... no tearing no rips......and there right about in the middle on pricing compared to some of the others!!!!
The tri pod thing is neat... but I've always made them with just simply a 36"" inch pc of paracord or bank line!!!! If I'm not carrying a folding grill to put my pots on to cook.... but it's cool... just extra weight i don't feel or deem ness...
It's like a hemostatic agent of sorts... but I still think the bandages that have the blood stopping agent in it is going to be a better thing to carry.... more versatile 😊
The tactica knife reminds me of James brand stuff. They don’t make awful knives either but prices aren’t right for what you’re getting. Not a awful box though compared to some others I suppose.
Ft. Benning never had a problem tripoding weapons during basic. Stick one barrel through one sling top. 3rd rifle to side. The only problem we had was during a thunderstorm in a field they had us do this and get away from the rifles. However mother natural had other ideas. Lightning struck one of the rifle stacks. Thankful my platoon was further away, but the platoon closer. Got electrocuted through there wet asses sitting on the ground. Some people were temporary paralyze. Others no one heard from again. They changed protocol after that. To get into the wood line during the storms. Which is what I was taught when I was younger anyways. I thought it was strange for us to be in an open field.
Over all I am liking this box. As you said...I will probably use the K.O.T.M. for the kitchen or bushcraft cooking. I too am looking forward to Mission 100!
I've had some "fun" experiences with arterial bleeding from my 7 years of hemodialysis. If you leave an area and it doesn't look like a murder just happened, the bleeding wasn't arterial. 🤣 That shit will literally hit the ceiling.
Seriously! I tell people all the time, Basic is the easiest part of your career and you don't even realize it at the time. All you have to do is exactly what the Drills tell you!
@@DocP91B your right about that brother. I went to basic in 2002 and i listened and did what I was supposed to and got by without really ever getting any "special attention" 😆 My AIT was harder than my basic actually
I suppose you could get creative with it and suspend it from a tree or something and hang things off of it to!!!!! Idk I guess it's ok......and yes all the lord and field stuff over the years has all been really great.... even the wool blanket... lol not sure about the edc spice wallet lol that's the only thing I think I've still yet to actually take out and use.. but the other stuff I love
They're trying to impress on people that it's not for arterial or venous blood, but I agree it's weird wording. As for the why only capillary bleed, you don't want it getting into the blood stream, clotting the superior or anterior vena cava or the aorta, and causing cardiac arrest.
You are 99% correct. However there is one case where that is not true. The right and left Coronary Arteries carry blood to the heart, not away. They are classified as arteries because they transport oxygenated blood, from the lungs, to the heart. That is why when we instruct medical classes we are specific to say that while MOST arteries transport blood away from the heart, there is an exception.
I thought arteries brought blood to the extremities (away) while the veins brought the blood to the heart (back) and as you said, except in one case for arteries and veins.
@@DocP91B I was a trained EMT graduate about 25 years ago, been in healthcare sales since before that. I became weirded out when you said that so thanks for the clarification!