| Gunshot Wound First Aid |  | Director: Lenny Magill
Actor: John Klatt
Studio: Lenny Magill Productions
Category: DVD
List Price: $29.95
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Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 32715
Format: Ntsc
Language: English (Unknown)
Region: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 55 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
UPC: 711669905628
EAN: 0711669905628
ASIN: B000XGHJJQ
Release Date: October 18, 2007
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Product Description
Imagine you're at the shooting range and the guy next to you has an accidental discharge that hits your friend or loved one! What would you do? The hospital is 30 - 45 minutes away on a good day, and it will take an ambulance 45 - 60 minutes to respond. What should you do to help this person have a better chance of survival? This program will show you how to minimize bleeding and trauma, prepare the wound for transportation, and handle shock and victim duress. These are life saving First Aid techniques, to teach you how to access and evaluate gunshot wounds more efficiently. This is a MUST view for all police officers, federal agents, CCW license holders, and everybody who carries a gun or is around firearms for a living!
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Necessary and Well Done June 12, 2009
Autodidact
Everyone who owns a gun should watch this video, which covers scene safety, triage, assessing the gravity of the wound (bleeding, breathing, movement) including entrance and exit wounds, controlling arterial bleeding, assessing and treating for shock, and stabilizing a person with a sucking chest wound among other things. Production values of this video are simple and low, but Klatt is clear and knowledgeable. Three examples are given, live models with fairly convincing mock up injuries (hand, leg, sucking chest wound).
Then after you have watched the video, go buy a good blow out kit and keep in the house or car. Also, be sure to know the address where you are shooting so that you can provide it to emergency responders.
A must if you are around guns April 4, 2009
Sheldon (Aspen, CO United States)
As a firearms instructor this video looked like a good idea, and now I feel confident if I should have to render first aid to someone with a gunshot wound, or lesser wounds outside the realm of the Red Cross first aid course I just completed.
The DVD is not graphic at all, and all the wounds you see are staged with prosthetics and fake blood, so if you feel squeamish about ordering this video because of that, don't be.
The best thing about the video is that Mr. Klatt not only tells you what to do, what also what not to do, which is often just as important.
Highly recommended for anyone who owns a gun.
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