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Scientific research has confirmed the many positive effects of Ganoderma on the body including the purification of the bloodstream, blood circulation as well as improves cell quality. It will strengthen the immune system as well as enable your organs to function optimally. Ganoderma has been proven to reduce the effects of poor circulation and maintain a healthy body.
The two-way effect of ganoderma, that it can increase or decrease blood pressure, may sound strange. Since ganoderma hamonizes the body's functions, enhances the natural self-healing ability, can strengthen the immune system.
Thanks to the Ganoderma Mushroom, its extract can be mixed with High Quality Arabica coffee from Brazil. This creates a very unique taste, as well as has a very positive effect on the body.
Your body accumulates acids which are neutralized by the effects of the Ganoderma mushroom if used regularly. This mushroom will also regulate blood pressure and stabilize the effects of high and low fluctuations in the body.
The Ganoderma Mushroom (Ganoderma Lucidum) contains nearly 200 alimentary substances which have positive effects on our body. One of those ingredients is Organic Germanium which is one of the most healing substances in Nature. The Ganoderma Mushroom is a virtuous plant therefore not containing side effects which weaken the body after long term use. In fact, this type of mushroom improves your immune system and helps the body heal itself more rapidly.
People tend to forget to take their daily vitamin dose or have to give up their food supplement in the absence of financial means.
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A great idea was born when DXN decided to mix this potent Ganoderma mushroom with a staple product in the daily lives of so many people around the world.
In today's consumption of this potent product, DXN is the world's largest producer having over 6 million daily consumers in 180 countries..
DXN is also proud to say that they are one of only a handful of companies manufacturing this product with no artificial flavors, colorings or preservatives.
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The DXN Ganoderm plantation covers 70 hectares.It is the largest farm in Malaysia and the first Malaysian Lingzhi farm to receive MS ISO 14001:2004 certification from Lloyd´s Register Quality Assurance, since July 2000. This is to ensure all activities in cultivating Ganoderma are met with MS ISO 14001:2004 standard and comply to legal requirement by Department of Environment.
In November 2007, DXN Lingzhi Farm was accredited the Malaysian Organic Scheme (Skim Organik Malaysia) certification by Department of Agriculture, Peninsular Malaysia (Jabatan Pertanian Semenanjung Malaysia), which meets the standard of MS 1529:2001 and Certified Organic Farm.
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the band that is both the epitome and the saving grace of the punk community.
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An awesome band that never signed to Fat Wreck Chords, simply released a CD on their label on a non-contract basis.
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One thing we know for certain about the 2013 MLB trade deadline is that several notable players will be dealt. Perhaps some of the names we expect to be traded will end up staying with their current teams. But a few general managers may also surprise us by who they were willing to deal. Some players look almost certain to be traded, however. Teams out of contention want to shed some payroll or get something in return for an impending free agent while they still can. Of course, playoff contenders with major needs for a batter, starting pitcher or reliever will be looking to fill those holes over the next few weeks and could become increasingly desperate to do so. In no particular order, these 10 players are the most likely to go elsewhere before July 31. They can help both their current team by yielding some much needed prospects in a deal and aid a new club by bolstering their roster for a run at the postseason. Matt Garza, Cubs: Any talk about the Cubs pursuing a contract extension with Garza was shot down quickly. Most likely, it was an attempt to create some urgency among the teams looking to trade for him. There will be plenty of interest between now and July 31. Garza is 5-1 with a 3.22 ERA in 10 starts, settling any questions about his health. The Rangers, Orioles, Nationals, Indians, Pirates, Blue Jays and Padres all have been attached in rumors or reportedly had scouts watch Garza recently. With that many clubs in pursuit, and Garza set to be a free agent after the season, the Cubs have to see what sorts of prospects they can get in exchange, rather than risk losing him for nothing. Francisco Rodriguez, Brewers: Milwaukee is dead last in the NL Central. With a 1.22 ERA and strikeout rate of 10.4 per nine innings, Rodriguez's value is at its peak. The Brewers have other relievers who can close out games, such as Jim Henderson and John Axford. (That is, if Axford isn't traded himself this month.) Both of whom are under team control for multiple years. K-Rod is making approximately $2 million this year and will be a free agent once the season ends. He's an ideal two- to three-month rental for a team in need of bullpen help. Just about every playoff contender fits that description. But the Tigers, Red Sox, Cardinals, Orioles and Diamondbacks will probably show the most interest. Kendrys Morales, Mariners: Seattle probably doesn't want to admit it's out of contention, but at 11 games under .500 and 13.5 games back in the AL West standings, it's time to look ahead to next year. While having Morales in their lineup makes the Mariners better right now, they could trade him and get another look at Jesus Montero as their designated hitter. Would the Yankees relish an opportunity to replace their switch-hitting, slugging first baseman with another one? Morales could put up some big home run numbers hitting at Yankee Stadium. He could be a nice addition to the Rays, Pirates or Rangers as well. Alex Rios, White Sox: As mentioned with Carter, several playoff hopefuls are looking for right-handed hitting. In terms of all-around skills, Rios could be the best available player. He's not on pace to match his 25 home runs and 91 RBI of last year, but Rios can provide a lineup with a batter that can hit for contact, hit for power, run well on the basepaths and provide strong outfield defense. He's also under contract through 2014 with an option for the following season. While the remaining $20 million or so on his contract might scare off some teams, Rios' $12.5 million annual salary is no longer as outrageous in today's market. For what he could provide the Rangers, Yankees, Diamondbacks or Giants, that doesn't seem like too high a price to pay. Steve Cishek, Marlins: Relievers are always in high demand leading up to the trade deadline. And if the Marlins can trade a player away to get some cheaper prospects in return, chances are they're going to do so. With a 2.75 ERA and strikeout rate of 8.7 batters per nine innings, the sidearmer could certainly be a very strong setup man, if not a closer for a playoff contender. Either way, Cishek would be a strong addition to the Braves, Red Sox, Tigers or Orioles, among several other clubs. And since he becomes eligible for arbitration next season, a team would have him for at least three more years. Chris Carter, Astros: Typically, Carter might be the sort of player a rebuilding team like Houston should hold on to. The 26-year-old outfielder and first baseman isn't eligible for arbitration until 2015, meaning that he's under team control for another five seasons at what should be a relatively inexpensive cost. Yet with the need for right-handed hitters among playoff contenders and his potential 30-homer power, Carter should attract trade offers. He strikes out too much and could challenge the single-season record. But Carter could fill a need for a club like the Rangers or Yankees. If the Phillies decide to buy at the deadline, he could be a fit with them too. Yovani Gallardo, Brewers: Trading a young starting pitcher that could be under team control for the next two seasons isn't necessarily the right move for a team like the Brewers. Though this is a last-place club, it doesn't have the look of a rebuilding project like the Cubs, Astros or Marlins. With the right additions, Milwaukee could compete again in the NL Central soon. But with Gallardo's age (27) and contract situation, the Brewers might be able to get a nice haul of prospects in return for him. (That is, if teams aren't concerned about Gallardo's increased ERA and hits per nine innings, along with his declining strikeout rate.) Perhaps GM Doug Melvin can even get a developing arm that could replace Gallardo in the Brewers' starting rotation sooner rather than later. Kevin Gregg, Cubs: Like Cishek, Gregg might not be closer material for a team chasing a division title or wild-card spot. However, maybe that's selling him short, since he's boosted his strikeout rate up to 9.8 batters per nine innings. If Gregg maintains that rate, it would be the highest of his career. He's also currently allowing the lowest hit and walk rates of his 11-year MLB career. So maybe Gregg is a different pitcher nowadays. Sure, the Cubs could use him to close out some games for them. But Gregg could be of far better use by yielding some prospects for Theo Epstein's rebuilding project. Michael Young, Phillies: Young has been a surprisingly good pick-up for the Phillies this year, providing a solid right-handed bat hitting .289 with a .762 OPS. However, he hasn't played very good defense at third base. (FanGraphs' Ultimate Zone Rating currently has him allowing eight runs more than an average player at that position defensively.) That could prevent a team like the Red Sox from making a play for Young. But would a return to the Rangers be out of the question, since they're looking for right-handed hitting? We have to include the Yankees on that list too. Maybe Young could also be a DH possibility for the Rays. Glen Perkins, Twins: Perkins is a player the Twins could keep around, since he's under contract through 2015 with a club option. He's also not terribly expensive, with a $3.75 million salary for each of the next two seasons. But those two factors also make him extremely appealing to any team looking to add a closer. Name the team, and Perkins — along with his 1.93 ERA and strikeout rate of 12.4 batter per nine innings — would fit well in with any playoff contender's bullpen and payroll. The Twins don't have an ideal replacement ready at closer, so they may have to be blown away by a trade offer. But if one comes along, it's difficult to imagine Minnesota hanging on to Perkins when he could help the team load up for the future.
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Emergency Tips: face mask
Reply #100 on:
September 28, 2010, 10:00:13 PM »
Very funny, and practical.
For those of us who don't have a quick release bra handy, I keep a very heavy duty ($30-40) face mask hanging within reach of the bed. In a fire, they say it is the smoke that gets you before the flames. If it works, I should be able to put it on in a matter of seconds of the first smoke alarm going off and maybe have a chance at rescuing a family member and/or getting myself out. I also recommend having a baseball bat or 2x4 etc. by the escape window for every family member in case the window doesn't open easily to smash your way out the way a fireman would.
A fire in your home is slightly more likely than a nuclear meltdown, but they do make masks for biological/chemical warfare, also for carbon monoxide protection:
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Re: Emergency Tips: Continuous Chest Compression CPR
Reply #101 on:
September 28, 2010, 10:28:14 PM »
You never know when you will wish you were prepared for inevitable emergencies.
My daughter worked her first hour of her first job ever last weekend at the desk of a small tennis club and a man dropped to the ground with a heart attack, not breathing. Lucky for her and the man, the club manager/ my friend, was there. He dialed 911 handed the phone to her and headed out with a defibrillator I believe, while someone else had CPR started.
Backtracking here, a Marine friend of mine emailed this video a few weeks ago saying it is the newest, best and simplest way to perform CPR. Please watch and forward/share. (If someone here knows better, please post.)
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Reply #102 on:
November 20, 2010, 03:55:41 PM »
Linda "Bitch" Matsumi recommends these:
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Re: Emergency Tips and Emergency Medicine
Reply #103 on:
January 04, 2011, 11:39:38 PM »
this quick story i am going to share was inspired by a download link that is on the page Crafty just posted, about a book 'NATO Emergency War Surgery.' on:
back in october 2 friends and i went into a large watershed wilderness. we expected to be out for 2 weeks, trapping beaver mostly for food and fishing as a supplement. well after travelling all day and carrying a large canoe between 5 lakes, at sunset one guy put his axe into his lower leg 4 inches long to the bone the whole way, the meaty part on the outer leg from the close to surface shin bone. anyways, we taped it up and moved him. he wasn't supposed to move as he did, but we were carrying the canoe and he walked away and ended up losing more than half his blood the hospital later said. that could have killed many people. and we made a stretcher and he was too heavy for 2 of us. it took 5 of us to carry him out during rescue for a mile or so and it was a workout.
so major lesson: don't move anyone with a serious wound even if its closed up and not bleeding much, it will trigger major bleeding and likely eventual death.
the rescue was quite an ordeal, we boated in, and it took from 6pm time of injury to 5 am next morning until an EMT was kneeling next to him.
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Reply #104 on:
January 12, 2011, 08:20:00 AM »
New method of CPR. Not necessary to check for pulse or utilize mouth to mouth resuscitation.
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Who ya gonna call?
Reply #105 on:
February 12, 2011, 07:13:17 AM »
Story by kptv.com
PORTLAND, Ore. --
Police officers trying to get help after a man crashed his car outside a Portland hospital were told they had to call an ambulance, authorities say, but doctors assert they were acting on the information provided to them.
Portland police spokeswoman Kelli Sheffer says Officers Robert Quick and Angela Luty were at Portland Adventist Medical Center to follow up on an unrelated injury crash when someone flagged them down. Quick and Luty were told someone had crashed their car into a utility pole outside the hospital and the driver was unresponsive, police say. While one officer tried CPR to revive the man, the other ran into the emergency room to ask for help. Hospital workers told the officer to call an ambulance and that they would not leave the building to treat him, Sheffer says.
The radio call between the officers at the scene and dispatchers was released Thursday.
Officer: "Hospital says they won't come out. We need to contact AMR first." Dispatcher: "They're en route. Code 3." Officer: "We've started CPR." Dispatcher: "Copy. Started CPR."
The officers continued to provide CPR to the 61-year-old man while they waited for paramedics' help, police say. The ambulance arrived six minutes later and paramedics took the man into the emergency room, which was 100 yards away.
Police say the officers were stunned.
"I think that would be a bit shocking for anyone when you're in that frame of mind and all the sudden, you're not able to get the help that you believe this person needs," Sheffer says.
Police say the man, identified as Birgilio Marin-Fuentes, was still alive when paramedics took him inside the hospital, but he eventually died. An autopsy showed Marin-Fuentes died of natural causes related to heart disease, according to a medical examiner.
The wreck was first reported at 12:47 a.m., but surveillance video suggests Marin-Fuentes crashed in the parking garage about 20 minutes before anyone noticed.
An emergency room physician defended the hospital's actions and says they followed protocol based on the information they had.
"'The message that our staff got was that a crash had occurred in our parking structure and that a potential trauma patient had been discovered," says Dr. Kelli Westcott, an Adventist physician.
She says they called 911 because ambulances are equipped with life-saving devices to pull someone from a wrecked car.
"That includes calling 911 because especially in the case of a trauma patient, they often need to be transported to the emergency department with specialized equipment: a back board, a cervical collar, things that trauma patients need," Westcott says.
Wescott also says they immediately notified security officers, who are trained in CPR, and a nursing supervisor and a charge nurse responded to the parking lot.
Judy Leach, a spokeswoman for Portland Adventist Medical Center, says the hospital doesn't have a policy against responding to emergencies in the parking lot.
"In fact, we always call 911 and send our own staff into these situations whether they are gunshot wounds, heart attacks or any other medical emergency. We have done so many times in the past year alone," Leach says.
Read: Statement From Adventist Medical Center
But Marin-Fuentes' family members still have questions.
Sincerely, with pain in my heart, I feel what the hospital did to him is wrong. They denied him medical attention. To me that is not just for him or for other people, says Faustino Luis Garcia, Marin-Fuentes' brother-in-law, also through a translator.
Congressman Calls For Investigation
U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer is calling for an independent investigation of the incident.
If these reports are true, it is not just heartbreaking, but incomprehensible that a hospital fully capable of treating this medical emergency left police officers with no medical equipment to tend to a patient.
"If the police statements are correct, this incident defies common sense and it may well defy federal law, he wrote in a statement.
Copyright 2011 by KPTV.com. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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Skin Gun for Skin Burns
Reply #106 on:
February 18, 2011, 02:48:44 PM »
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Re: Emergency Tips and Emergency Medicine
Reply #107 on:
September 02, 2011, 08:24:29 PM »
I like this idea:
Electronic storage is great, for years I have recommended things like survival laptops and tablets. With a good solar charger these devices can last for years in an off the grid environment.
If your anything like most of the survival minded people that come to this site, you probably bookmark and save a ton of good survival articles. While I love electronic devices, when the SHTF you need to have backups of all your valuable survival information.
You need your own SHTF Proof Survival Manual.
Lately I have been saving a ton of how to articles to my NOOK but I dont stop there. The nook is great for storing survival books and articles but I also started laminating the most important articles and putting them into my own personal survival manual.
For under $40 bucks you can make yourself a good SHTF proof survival binder.
First, you need to buy a good laminator and a pack of lamination sheets.
You can get a Good Laminator on Amazon and a pack of 50 lamination sheets for around $40. This will allow you to put about 400 articles in your personal survival manual.
Second, I condense the articles down so I can fit at least 4 to a page (8 double sided) this gives you roughly 400 articles with only 50 pieces of paper. Remember the lamination adds some weight so you dont want to go crazy here. Print only those articles that you think you will really need post SHTF.
I usually condense articles down in Microsoft word, or I shrink down specific pages from books so I can fit them into my 4up format. I then 3 ring punch the laminated pages and put them in a good zippered binder to protect them from the elements.
What kinds of articles do I add to my personal survival manual?
My NOOK can pretty much hold everything I need so I fill that up with as much information as I can get. For my Binder I take only the things that I think I will need in a post SHTF world.
Maps, Evacuation Routes and Bug Out Locations
Medical information and first aid instructions
How To articles
Pictures of edible plants
Communication frequency charts, notes and antenna diagrams / formulas
Primitive Skills & instructional materials
Trapping Diagrams
And anything that you may have a hard time remembering
"You see, it's not the blood you spill that gets you what you want, it's the blood you share. Your family, your friendships, your community, these are the most valuable things a man can have." Before Dishonor - Hatebreed
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Re: Emergency Tips and Emergency Medicine
Reply #108 on:
September 02, 2011, 09:46:45 PM »
Good point. Would you please post that on the Survival thread on the SCH forum too please?
Dog Robertlk808
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Re: Emergency Tips and Emergency Medicine
Reply #109 on:
September 02, 2011, 10:52:46 PM »
Done Guro!
"You see, it's not the blood you spill that gets you what you want, it's the blood you share. Your family, your friendships, your community, these are the most valuable things a man can have." Before Dishonor - Hatebreed
Re: Emergency Tips and Emergency Medicine
Reply #110 on:
September 03, 2011, 01:59:07 AM »
At least all the martial arts sticks and hand wraps you guys carry make good splints (;
Kaju Dog
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Re: Emergency Tips and Emergency Medicine
Reply #111 on:
September 03, 2011, 05:23:50 AM »
Quote from: Cranewings on September 03, 2011, 01:59:07 AM
At least all the martial arts sticks and hand wraps you guys carry make good splints (;
Quote from: Cranewings on September 03, 2011, 01:59:07 AM
At least all the martial arts sticks and hand wraps you guys carry make good splints (;
IIRC In most cases it's good to remember, "One Bone = Two sticks / Two bones = One stick"
IE. There are two bones in the lower/distal arm (Radius and Ulna) If the Ulna is broken but the Radius is not: "Two bones = One stick" but if the Humerous is broken: "One bone = Two sticks".
Splinting Knees and elbows are fun to.
I love the idea of using the sticks for splinting. I wonder how that would have worked out for Growling Dog going through Air Port security.
Kaju Dog
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Nanosolution halts bleeding
Reply #112 on:
January 15, 2012, 11:57:11 AM »
Nanosolution Halts Bleeding
A biodegradable liquid developed at MIT and the University of Hong Kong offers a new way to quickly treat wounds and promote healing.
By Jenn Director Knudsen
A team of researchers at MIT and the University of Hong Kong have developed a biodegradable liquid that can quickly stop bleeding.
Composed of peptides, the liquid self-assembles into a protective nanofiber gel when applied to a wound. Rutledge Ellis-Behnke, research scientist in the department of brain and cognitive sciences at MIT and Kwok-Fai So, chair of the department of anatomy at the University of Hong Kong, discovered the liquid's ability to stop bleeding while experimenting with it as a matrix for regrowing brain cells in hamsters.
The researchers then conducted a series of experiments on various mammals, including rodents and pigs, applying the clear liquid agent to the brain, skin, liver, spinal cord, and femoral artery to test its ability to halt bleeding and seal wounds.
"It worked every single time," said Ellis-Behnke. They found that it stopped the bleeding in less than 15 seconds, and even worked on animals given blood-thinning medications.
The wound must still be stitched up after the procedure; but unlike other agents designed to stop bleeding, it does not have to be removed from the wound site.
The liquid's only byproduct is amino acids: tissue building blocks that can be used to actually repair the site of the injury, according to the researchers. It is also nontoxic, causes no immune response in the patient, and can be used in a wet environment, according to Ellis-Behnke. A paper outlining the findings is available online and will be published in the December issue of Nanomedicine.
Ellis-Behnke believes that first responders, say, on a battlefield or at a traffic accident, will save more lives with the nanosolution. Yet the most significant application may be in surgery, he says, especially on the liver and brain.
In fact, as much as half of the time during any operation is spent "doing some sort of bleeding control," says Ellis-Behnke. Consequently, such a liquid could "fundamentally change the pace of the operation."
Ram Chuttani, director of endoscopy and chief of interventional gastroenterology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, is familiar with their research. "Where I see huge applications is in patients who present with gastrointestinal bleeding," he says. "[Right now,] there's no ideal agent to endoscopically manage gastrointestinal bleeding."
"Technologically, this would be one of the easiest things for us to use," Chuttani adds. "It's an exciting agent, a very exciting agent...that's still quite far away. I'd definitely be an early adopter."
The researchers don't yet understand how the nanosolution works to stop bleeding, beyond that it doesn't clot the blood. "Maybe it's creating a nanoscale patch and knitting the materials back together," says Ellis-Behnke, adding that "this is just speculation." Clinical trials on humans are at least three years away, he says.
The research was funded by the Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation at MIT as well as the Technology Transfer Seed Fund of the University of Hong Kong and the Research Grant Council of Hong Kong.
The U.S. military already uses several agents to stop bleeding, including ones made by Z-Medica and HemCon. Z-Medica of Wallingford, CT, uses zeolite-based agents in its pourable products, called QuikClot, and bioactive glass. HemCon of Tigard, OR, uses an organic substance called chitosan in its bandages.
Both QuikClot and bioactive glass, a silica- and calcium-based material, are porous, and thus work like a sponge to mop up blood and adhere to tissue at and around the wound site.
The chitosan in HemCon's bandages binds to tissue and seals wounds. (Chitosan is found in shrimp shells, but extensive tests have shown that people with shellfish allergies don't suffer allergic reactions to chitosan, according to HemCon's president and CEO, John Morgan.) HemCon plans to sell a consumer version of its product next year.
"Both [Z-Medica and Hem-Con's products] have saved lives in my hands," says Captain Peter Rhee, a military trauma surgeon based at the Los Angeles County Medical Center, who oversaw the first study using pourable agents to halt bleeding on animals.
The liquid solution made by the MIT and University of Hong Kong researchers could offer several advantages, however. One is speed. In studies, the nanoliquid took only seconds to work, while competing products take around two minutes. The nanoliquid can also be used on a wound of any shape, unlike HemCon's square bandages, which don't fit over oddly shaped gashes. And the nanoscale solution doesn't have to be removed from the patient, unlike Z-Medica's bioactive glass, which cannot remain at the wound site indefinitely.
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New battlefield tourniquet
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Birmingham and Georgia physicians invent new tourniquet for the battlefield
Published: Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 8:00 AM
By Stan Diel -- The Birmingham News The Birmingham News
The abdominal aortic tourniquet should save lives on the battlefield, said its co-inventor, Birmingham's Dr. John Croushorn.
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- A Birmingham emergency medicine doctor and a Georgia physician have developed an inflatable tourniquet they believe will save lives on the battlefield by stopping bleeding from severe abdominal wounds.
Dr. John Croushorn, former head of emergency medicine at Trinity Medical Center and a former combat surgeon and helicopter door gunner in Iraq, on Tuesday said the inflatable device is an answer to gunshot wounds just below soldiers' body armor.
Insurgents often aim below the body armor, where damage to large, inaccessible blood vessels in the pelvis can be fatal within minutes. The device developed by Croushorn and Dr. Richard Schwartz, head of emergency medicine at the Medical College of Georgia, is placed around the body at the level of the belly button and inflated to compress the aorta.
The device mimics a long-standing combat medicine technique of using one's knee to apply pressure to the abdomen, cutting off all blood flow to lower extremities.
"Those wounds are devastating," Croushorn said in an interview. "They make very large holes and injure a lot of different things. So you just sort have to turn all of the blood flow off for a little bit."
Such wounds aren't the most common on a battlefield, he said, but they are among the most common causes of preventable combat deaths.
The device, which Croushorn said looks a little like a fanny pack, secures around the waist and is inflated using a hand pump. A gauge turns green when the pressure is sufficient to halt blood flow. Then the patient can be evacuated to a medical facility.
Studies on pigs have shown that the device can be left in place for an hour, which should be enough time to get the wounded to more sophisticated care.
Research on the device was bankrolled in part by the U.S. Department of Defense, and its path through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration bureaucracy was expedited because the military believed it could save lives on the battlefield. It won FDA "premarket" approval in October, a little more than a year after the application was filed. Most medical devices take three to five years to win premarket approval.
Croushorn and Schwartz have created a company to market the device, Compression Works LLC, and hope to have it in full production by April or May, Croushorn said. Military special operations commands, which have budgets separate from the military at large, already have placed orders, he said.
In addition to its military application, the device also may have civilian applications for victims of auto accidents and other such trauma, he said.
And it also could be proven to improve the survival rate for heart attack victims by increasing the flow of blood and oxygen to the heart during chest compressions, Croushorn said.
Both Croushorn and Schwartz have experience in military medicine. Croushorn served as command surgeon of Task Force 185 Aviation in the U.S. Army in Iraq in 2004, he said. He left the Mississippi National Guard as a major. Schwartz was a member of the Fifth Special Forces Group during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm,
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Looking for basic input on the proper use of Quick Clot; when to use, when not to use.
I gather there are now "QC sponges" for civilian use, to lessen the risk of inappropriate use.
I am coming at this not only from a desire to inform myself, but also because I am moving forward on our catalog offering a trauma kit. I'm thinking that QC should be included, but I'm also wondering about what info should be included.
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Quote from: Crafty_Dog on January 21, 2012, 07:48:36 PM
Looking for basic input on the proper use of Quick Clot; when to use, when not to use.
*QC is primarily for use in situations when there is an arterial bleed or external bleeding that cannot be controlled by a tourniquet or clamps due to location of the wound. IE Femoral artery near the groin area like in the scene from Blackhawk down.
*Think of QC as the "Last Resort" for life threatening bleeding in a combat environment. Tourniquets become number 1. Don't use QC if you can stop the bleeding with less invassive techniques. FYI: A surgeon is going to have to clean out all the QC before getting to work.
I gather there are now "QC sponges" for civilian use, to lessen the risk of inappropriate use.
*It's hard to keep up with all the variations of QC and HemaCon products.
I am coming at this not only from a desire to inform myself, but also because I am moving forward on our catalog offering a trauma kit. I'm thinking that QC should be included, but I'm also wondering about what info should be included.
*IMHO QC is a must for the kits but proper training is impotant with QC etc. Not sure of the Civilian legalities but I did have to go and get certified to use QC as a Corpsman/Devil Doc.
*Improper use can lead to 2nd-3rd degree burns to both patient and medical responder. QC reacts on contact with moisture. The applicators hands must be dry as well as the surface area around the wound openning. The wound may have to be modified into a "bowl shape" with very close access to the source of the severed artery. The QC is packed into the wound and with gauze or dressing material being pressed into possition until it turns into a clay like substance that clogs the leaking artery (aprox 2 mins time spent holding QC in place). In addition moving the patient can cause the QC to become dislodged and bleeding resumes.
As with any tool, the value becomes apparent when the situation calls for it. I plan on expanding on this more at the Winter Camp if Crafty deems fit to do so.
Hope this helps.
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Yes it does.
BTW, if you're game I'm thinking we should be thinking about you being given more time than we first discussed. Please email me.
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Trauma Kit
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Woof All:
I made a good connection at the SHOT Show for a trauma kit. We have ordered 40 kits which should sell for about $40 each. Each kit will include civilian grade quick clot.
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The Trauma Kits are in.
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February 08, 2012, 11:26:26 PM »
Awesome! One for each car!
The thing I DREAD hearing when I'm out and about is "Is there a doctor in the house?" because most of the time I am helpless other than simple first aid when I have no equipment of any kind. Terrible feeling. Been meaning to put one of these together for years and probably never will get around to it. THis is much better. I am curious if Kaju has any suggestions for additions or modifications when he gets a look at this. I will post anything obvious I see.
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Pretty Kitty is supposed to be taking pictures of the kit and its contents later today; then they will be posted in the catalog.
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WSJ: The Ulimate Ambulance
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.smaller Larger A new push is under way to improve the care people get after they call 911, when minutes can make the difference between life and death.
The inside of the ambulance is changing as it is being stocked with new techniques and devices to improve trauma victims' survival.
There is plenty of room for improvement: Survival rates among sudden-cardiac-arrest patients, for example, vary widely among different regions in the country. One problem: Medical advances that save lives in hospitals and on the battlefields are often slow to become available to civilian emergency responders.
Emergency medical systems and ambulance companies are driving the efforts to change. A growing number of communities are training their 911 call centers to instruct bystanders by telephone in the best way to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, which has been shown to increase a patient's chance of surviving. Some emergency responders are equipping ambulances with new technologies like digital transmission systems to beam electrocardiograms to hospitals and quick-clotting bandages, developed for troops fighting in Iraq, to stop bleeding faster. Paramedicsthe most skilled providers of pre-hospital emergency carealso are being trained to chill cardiac-arrest patients after resuscitating them, as is often done in hospitals; the procedure has been shown to increase patients' chances of surviving without brain damage.
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Close.Cardiac arrest kills close to 300,000 people a year in the U.S., and trauma is the No. 1 killer of people under age 44. Of those who die, more than half do so in the first two hours, before they ever arrive at a hospital.
"The goal is to train the paramedics to be as good as physicians when treating patients in the field," says Andreas Grabinsky, head of emergency and trauma anesthesia at the University of Washington-Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where the city and county EMS providers offer free training programs to other emergency systems.
It is difficult to introduce innovations. Emergency medical systems are generally overseen by a state or regional agency and vary by community. Ambulances may be operated by fire departments, hospitals, volunteer groups or private companies. When a 911 call comes in, firefighters, who at minimum have basic emergency medical technician certification and may also be paramedics, are dispatched as first responders. Ambulances staffed by paramedics with advanced life support equipment are summoned either by their proximity to the call or on a rotation.
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Paramedics at Pro EMS, a Cambridge, Mass., ambulance company, train to use hand-held ultrasound devices, which can assess internal bleeding.
.Emergency responders must meet basic regulatory standards, but it is generally voluntary whether they equip their vehicles with the latest technologies and train their crews in the most up-to-date procedures and skills. A 2008 study led by Graham Nichol, director of the University of Washington-Harborview Center for Prehospital Emergency Care, found that survival rates for EMS-treated cardiac arrest in 10 major regions varied from a high of 16.3% in Seattle to a low of 3% in Alabama. New data for 2010, though not yet available by city, show the national average has been improving, according to Dr. Nichol.
Some ambulances are being fitted with machines that provide continuous chest compressions so paramedics can insert breathing tubes and perform other lifesaving procedures without pausing to restore breathing.
Another new device finding its way into some ambulances is a digital transmission system that speeds sophisticated electrocardiogram readings to the hospital so cardiac patients can get treated faster. When heart-attack victims require a balloon angioplasty, a procedure that opens blocked blood vessels, hospital staff often rush to get this done within 90 minutes, the time required to avoid heart-muscle damage. The transmission device is usually combined with a monitor to track the patient's pulse, heart signs and breathing.
The new digital technology helped save the life of 43-year-old Robert Douglas, who passed out at his home in Cambridge, Mass., in August, feeling weak with chest pains radiating to his left arm. Paramedics from the Cambridge fire department and ambulance company Professional Ambulance and Oxygen Service Inc., known as Pro EMS, performed the ECG at Mr. Douglas's home. Trained to interpret electrocardiograms, they transmitted to Mount Auburn Hospital images showing signs of a type of heart attack in which an artery is totally blocked by a blood clot. Doctors in the ER were able to get Mr. Douglas in for a balloon angioplasty within 42 minutes.
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Tthe paramedics are training to listen to lung sounds.
."Before this system, the communication was like a child's game of telephone," with paramedics and doctors at the hospital often not understanding each other's verbal descriptions, says Todd Thomsen, an emergency physician at Mount Auburn. "Had this system not been in place or had there been other delays, Mr. Douglas would have had a worse outcome." Mr. Douglas says he has recovered fully.
Pro EMS has been participating in a program at Emory University in Atlanta called the Cardiac Arrest Registry to Enhance Survival, or CARES, which the ambulance company says has helped it double its cardiac-arrest-survival rate in the last two years. CARES has been gathering data from 911 call centers, EMS providers and hospitals around the country since 2004 to compare results and to help communities improve emergency care.
At Pro EMS, which submits data to the CARES program as part of Cambridge's fire-department EMS system, staff members undergo about five times the national standard of 72 hours of continuing education, refresher courses and recertification in CPR and advanced life-support skills, says chief executive Bill Mergendahl. The company has also purchased 16 sophisticated monitors, including the ECG systems, cardiac- and breathing-monitoring devices and defibrillators at a cost of $25,000 each. "It can get expensive to add new technologies to EMS, but we are improving outcomes that lead to savings in health care all the way down the line," Mr. Mergendahl says.
The San Francisco fire department, which began participating in CARES in 2009, trained all 1,400 of its staff last year in updated CPR and advanced cardiac-life-support techniques. The department purchased electronic monitors that provide visual feedback about the effectiveness of chest compressions, and it is using new airway tubes that are easier to insert without interrupting CPR.
Fire department captain Justin Schorr says the emergency survival rate in the city has risen over the two-year period. But the city wanted also to measure survival in another way-for victims whose cardiac arrest was witnessed and someone, either a bystander or EMS staff, intervened with CPR or a defibrillator. "We focused on how well we did when we had the best chance to help someone," he says, and results improved dramaticallyfrom 9% to 23% over the period.
Researchers also are investigating possible new techniques to boost survival rates. For example, people admitted to the hospital ER at high risk for traumatic brain injury or hemorrhagic shock currently are given a dose of estrogen within two hours of injury, which has been shown to reduce dangerous inflammation. The Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium, a group of 10 regional centers based at the University of Washington that conducts clinical trials, plans to investigate whether estrogen given intravenously before the patient gets to the hospital would improve survival.
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Fire dispatch blamed for CPR delays
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The DoD has the IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit)
Im thinking FFAK (Fighter First Aid Kit) for the DBs kit or maybe Doggie Bag?
Point is there is a first aid kit available here that one as a fighter could become familiar with at the Gatherings of the Pack.
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Though there may not be many gunshot wounds or stabbings, we do offer this Trauma Kit:
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SilverSeal anti-microbial for wounds
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Alliqua to Present Results Demonstrating Antimicrobial Properties of SilverSeal® at SAWC SPRING 2013
NEW YORK, NY - May 2, 2013 -- Alliqua, Inc. (OTCQB:ALQA) ("Alliqua" or the "Company") today announced it will present the results of two in vitro studies investigating the antimicrobial properties of the Company's SilverSeal® hydrogel dressing. Data from these studies indicate that SilverSeal may be capable of rapid and sustained efficacy in managing the occurrence of wound contamination by reducing the bioburden from multiple bacterial pathogens and by sustaining this activity for up to eight days. Complete data will be presented at the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care and Wound Healing Society (SAWC/WHS) meeting taking place May 1-5, 2013 in Denver, CO.
The first study tested the bactericidal activity of SilverSeal against pathogens commonly associated with wound infections, including MRSA and VRE. SilverSeal dressings were exposed for up to 24 hours to methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecalis (VRE), Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Klebsiella pneumoniae. Concentrations of E. coli, P. aeruginosa, MRSA, E. faecalis and K. pneumoniae had been reduced by >99.99%; and of VRE after 24 hours.
"The ability of SilverSeal to control these bacterial pathogens is a very important finding in today's environment where health officials around the globe are voicing concern over the rising prevalence of resistant hospital-acquired infections, including surgical site infections," stated David Johnson, Alliqua's chief executive officer. "The timing of these findings is particularly opportune as we institute plans to increase our marketing of these dressing solutions through our growing sales organization to the acute care and post-acute care marketplace."
The second study measured the time during which silver ions are released from SilverSeal dressings in concentrations sufficient to provide antimicrobial activity. These findings indicate that SilverSeal delivers a sufficient, sustained concentration of silver ions to provide antimicrobial activity for up to eight days in both water and normal saline in vitro and supports a seven-day dressing change period.
The above results are summarized in two posters, both of which will be on exhibit May 2-4 in the Korbel Ballroom: "Silver Ion Release from a Silver Fiber Hydrogel Wound Dressing" (abstract #LB-27), and "Bactericidal Activity of a Silver-coated Nylon Fiber Hydrogel Wound Dressing" (abstract #LB-45).
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Alliqua, Inc. (ALQA) ("Alliqua") is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development, manufacturing, and distribution of proprietary transdermal wound care and drug delivery technologies. Alliqua's technology platform produces hydrogels, a 3-dimensional cross-linked network of water soluble polymers capable of numerous chemical configurations.
Alliqua currently markets its new line of 510K FDA-approved hydrogel products for wound care under the SilverSeal® brand. Alliqua's electron beam production process, located at its 16,000 square foot GMP manufacturing facility in Langhorne PA, allows Alliqua to aggressively develop and custom manufacture a wide variety of hydrogels. Alliqua's hydrogels can be customized for various transdermal applications to address market opportunities in the treatment of wounds as well as the delivery of numerous drugs or other agents for pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Additionally, Alliqua's drug delivery platform, in combination with certain active pharmaceutical ingredients, can provide pharmaceutical companies with a transdermal technology to enhance patient compliance and potentially extend the patent life of valuable drug franchises. Additionally, our subsidiary, HepaLife Biosystems, Inc., focuses on the development of a cell-based bioartificial liver system, known as HepaMate.
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How to use a heart attack machine
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We all have walked by the Red Cross sign in airports indicating where a heart machine is located. Do you know what is inside and how to use it?
Watch this video to learn...
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Easy to carry and use to keep the red stuff inside until EMS is on scene.
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Shotgun shells are for sale every day at GunBroker.com. You can buy shotgun shells made by major shotgun ammo manufacturers like Winchester, Hornady, and more through one of the many sellers listing their products here at GunBroker.com, the world's largest gun auction site.
Early shotgun ammo was made with a brass shell, and had portions and dimensions similar to the rifle ammo of the time. Wads made of felt, leather, cork, even paper board were sealed tight within the brass shell by Waterglass. The primers were identical to the pistol primers of the era.
From the late 1800s to the 1960s, paper hulls replaced brass shotgun shells, pistol primers were replaced by a taller primer containing the priming charge and an anvil, and gradually all wads were constructed of plastic. Starting in the 1960s the paper hulls began turning into plastic and in the 1980s, almost all shotgun ammunition were constructed of plastic casings.
Today, shotgun shells consist of a plastic case with a thin brass colored base. More powerful loads command more brass along the casing. The primer has grown but modern smokeless powders have made it more efficient. Modern wads consist of a powder wad, the cushion, and the shot cup. The powder wad acts as a paper or plastic gas seal. The cushion, often made of biodegradable fiber, is a shock absorber while the plastic shot cup helps the shot maintain structural integrity through the barrel.
Shotgun shell sizes are measured by gauge, or bore, which is the weight in fractions of a pound of a pure lead round ball that is the same diameter as the internal diameter of the barrel. So, a 12-gauge shotgun is called so because a lead ball that fits the inside diameter of the barrel weighs 1/12 of a pound. This practice of measurement is derived from that when cannons were in use.
The most popular size of shotgun shells is the versatile 12 gauge, and larger "magnum" 12 gauge. The 20 gauge shotgun is more popular for smaller game or trap and skeet shooters looking for a challenge. Other commercially produced shotgun shell sizes include 16 and 28 gauge, as well as .410.
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The most commonly produced buckshot shell is a 12 gauge, 00 buck shell with 9 pellets. Loads can be tailored by altering the size of the shot, pellet count, length of the shell and powder charge to fit the weapon or purpose.
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Most treks to Valentine (population 2,800) center on canoe trips down the Niobrara National Scenic River. The spring-fed river runs knee-to hip-high at most in summer, so there's little to fear if you overturn. But if you need a rush, try the river's signature ritual: a walk into the icy 63-foot shower of Smith Falls, one of more than 180 waterfalls around Valentine (300 miles northwest of Omaha).
Visitors who venture off the river find spectacular landscapes in the forested river valley and surrounding Sandhills. Hikers wander the trails of Valentine National Wildlife Refuge, a haven for some 260 bird species. Trek to Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge to see the Old West's shaggy mascot; about 350 bison live there.
Click ahead to learn about some of our favorite experiences in the Niobrara River Valley.
Niobrara National Scenic River
Check the National Park Service website below for information on the best places to put in, take out and stop for hikes into the bluffs. The Niobrara National Scenic River is suitable for kids and beginners, though a few mild rapids keep things interesting (nps.gov/niob).
Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge
In Valentine, six major plant communities converge on 19,000 acres, perfect for attracting hundreds of bird species, bison, elk and 48 other mammal species in Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge. Drive the 3-1/2-mile auto tour; maps are available at the visitor's center. Free (fws.gov/refuge/fort_niobrara/).
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Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park
An ancient volcanic eruption left a rich cache of fossils at this site near Royal (140 miles southeast of Valentine). Today, Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park offers a top-notch educational attraction. Inside the massive new Hubbard Rhino Barn, visitors see what paleontologists are uncovering (including barrel-bodied rhinos, five species of horses and three species of camels). Activities include a fossil dig table for kids and trails with overlooks (ashfall.unl.edu).
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Merritt Reservoir
Visitors come to this 3,000-acre lake with 44 miles of shoreline for fishing, water sports and white-sand beaches. Merritt Reservoir is 30 miles southwest of Valentine (outdoornebraska.ne.gov).
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Nebraska Star Party
This major astronomical gathering in August at Merritt Reservoir's Snake River Campground welcomes families and observers of all skill levels to join lectures and look through huge telescopes. A near-total lack of light pollution makes for some of the darkest skies in the nation (nebraskastarparty.org).
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Middle Loup River
About 80 miles south of Valentine, the Nebraska National Forest's tree-shaded Bessey Recreation Area edges the meandering Middle Loup River, popular with floaters in canoes, inner tubes and (no kidding!) big round galvanized-metal stock tanks. Spend some time strolling the woods of the country's only hand-planted national forest (forestcamping.com/).
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At Nebraska's newest state park, the state's tallest falls tumble down to the Niobrara River -- perfect for a midsummer shower. A footbridge in Smith Falls State Park (18 miles east of Valentine) provides access to parkland on both sides of the river (402/376-1306; outdoornebraska.org).
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Cyclists come to the Niobrara River Valley for the new Cowboy Trail, a converted rail bed that will eventually cover more than 320 miles between Chadron and Norfolk. For now, visitors can explore more than 190 miles of the broad, level gravel path. Not far from Valentine, the trail crosses the Niobrara River on a century-old, 148-foot-high steel trestle bridge, offering a spectacular panorama (pictured). On most days, you'll have the trail—and the sweeping vistas—to yourself. (402) 471-0641; outdoornebraska.ne.gov
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Grasslands surround sand-bottom lakes at this designated National Natural Landmark. More than 260 species of birds as well as deer, muskrats and beavers are among the wildlife at Valentine National Wildlife Refuge. Fall and spring migrations bring as many as 150,000 ducks. Free (fws.gov/valentine).
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