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STAT Tourniquet
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2017
- This is a TK made of mass casualty incidents. Meant to be cost effective and easy to carry, the STAT TK can be applied with minimal training to Adults, Children, and Dogs because of it's high adjust-ability and intuitive design ....check out my website: www.freefieldt...
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This is not included in te Co-TCCC guideline, so is not aproved. I woudn't recomend using a not aproved TQ, cause it can fail.
Apart form that, the stap is too thin, and it can cause tissue damage and some other complications related to the aplication. I'm not sure if it's possible pull hard enough to oclude aan artery and loss the extremity pulse.
I’m skeptical as to the effectiveness compared to proven windlass designs. I’m not confident I’d be able to pull this with enough force to occlude a femoral artery...interesting concept though.
+Chris Kuehl I tried it at the show on my arm and was surprised at how easy it was to use. I didn't try my leg, but I will when I get my hands on one. They shave videos up on their Channel showing them using it on a leg and it stopping blood flow, if I wasn't on my phone I would post a link.
free field training Yeah I actually just found that video, I’m impressed by this thing. I still think it would be a little naive to say that the CAT isn’t more reliable for occluding blood flow when applied under stress, but this certainly beats the CAT for ease of application!
+Chris Kuehl that isn't what they are marketing it towards though. Their target market right now is the one currently filled with the rats and Swat-t. Cheap TK's that can be carried more easily and stocked in mass quantities for major incidents. I'm sure they wouldn't argue if it turns out to replace windless TK's in the future (money is green after all), but that doesn't seem to be their goal as of now.
I bought one of these based on the video and they do really work. It does take a few tries to learn how to properly apply, but once I did the application is super fast. I went to my local fire station and had them put a pulse-ox on me while I applied the TQ and it worked.
Eric Flores www.crisis-medicine.com/stat-tourniquet-21-of-24-applications-fail/ just get a cat or a SOF T
I'm really excited to see the data of these being used.
@@dob3079 well thats a shame. I would still like to see a test of application by other, considering they had few mechanical failures.
Data is in. 84% failure rate.
Wow this is probally the easiest one to use ive seen so farr grewt videos keep em comming
because it's not a real tourniquet. it's a gimmic and does not work
the timestrip is amazing
This is pretty badass... it's definitely something that should be practiced until you can do it in your sleep though as in a cortisol/adrenaline dump unless you practiced it you're not going to be able to put it together... also I love the timer I just wish it extended out to like 12 or 24 hrs... my guess is if the military picks this up it will
+Noah Volpi I think most facilities are going to store them pre-loaded. That is how I would use it. A big carabineer of them loaded in the back of the car in case of a major incident.
free field training yeah that would definitely be a good way to go about it I was referring to his suggested back pocket carry
+Noah Volpi Everything is a trade off. If it is between that and not carrying....
free field training agreed when I work for the prison system here I never understood why officers didn't carry them... from inmates cutting themselves two stab wounds in the extremities I want a tourniquet and some quick clot on me at all times
Thought after like 3-5 hours U lose limb, 24hours? I'd like em without the timer to get price down to just buy bunch and pass out to friends family. If time is really needed (in rural area or whatever) if it's 5 :06 write 5 with blood on shirt, someone has a pen.)
This will save lives , cheap quick solution to an mci , love it
Sam Cooperman www.crisis-medicine.com/stat-tourniquet-21-of-24-applications-fail/
How does the timer work? Tourniquets should not have electronics. Aside from that i like it.
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The time stamp feature is genius
it aint
thanks so much for bringing us this! EVERYONE should have one of these in their go bag, along with some gloves. that's what i like about your videos: they're so widely applicable.
+skip davis I've got lots more medical gear coming too. IFAKs, more TK's that are meant for ambulance use. This TK though was a priority because of it's applicability to so many people.
Wait, he tightened the heck out of it and then has to tighten it more before the first time he attempts to demonstrate the release? Did it loosen in the couple of seconds during his demo?
Seems pretty cool, I like the simplicity.
www.crisis-medicine.com/stat-tourniquet-21-of-24-applications-fail/
The time stamp is really cool. Would like to see it self activated though
This is well worth the money. Great find!
Johnny B. Goode www.crisis-medicine.com/stat-tourniquet-21-of-24-applications-fail/ no its not, just get a CAT or a SOF T
I'm going to use this as a leg hobble lmao
Cool
could also double as an emergency restraint for when things get crazy.
+Great lakes prepper that was my first thought too.
Do you know the length. I would think you could wear it between jeans and a belt for EDC off duty
Jokeal the length is 30 inches and you can combine two or more for larger limbs.
Jokeal the length is 30 inches and you can combine two or more for larger limbs.
With how quickly and easily these can be applied, especially on yourself, I wonder what if any downsides these have versus the CAT for instance?
width, CATs look to be twice as wide, so more compression.
The C-A-T is combat proven and it is approved by the TCCC, this tourniquet is NOT. That doesn’t mean that it isn’t a good tourniquet but it needs to prove itself to be reliable and in turn to be trusted.
These aren't designed for the same purpose.
a cat works
Awesome find, thanks for sharing
apparent they are terrible
how numb is this man's arm by the end of the day?
What an awesome idea. I wonder if the time indicator can be reset, especially on the training units. If so I might include them in my first aid classes (boy scouts).
Quoodle1 the timer is only one time use since it is an oil and not battery. We can sell additional timers that you could peal off and replace for trainer TQ's.
That'll work. Thanks.
Looks like a great idea but that windlass rod really makes the difference between pulse and no pulse, which is the idea right? I guess time and testing will tell. Good vid.
+The Lone Ranger check out their Channel it's in the description and Linkedin the cards in the upper right hand corner of the video. They show applying the tourniquet with a nozzle scope and a pulse ox onto a leg
free field training very interesting! Thanks for the info. Great channel btw.
Very cool!
That is awesome
James Channer www.crisis-medicine.com/stat-tourniquet-21-of-24-applications-fail/ no its not
Good idea. Hope they keep working on it
how much?
o yea those are so worth it
This is beyond simple and extremely effective. My only concern...those not properly trained can kill a limb requiring amputation.
They will make MILLIONS! this is genius.
+John Pettersen that hasn't been an issue with TK's in years. Lots of research has gone into modern designs.
free field training I'm truelly astonished in the amount of ingenuity put into this. People need to be informed of its uses/indicator to be safe.Requires: Large scale use by law enforcement agencies + public service announcement telling people about its use in case of mass casualty events. This is a life saving piece of equipment every unit in every department should consider.
John Pettersen this tq can and will get someone killed because it doesn’t work. source: www.crisis-medicine.com/stat-tourniquet-21-of-24-applications-fail/
@@Zzero409 Yep, I saw that video recently, you probably also noticed that they were not following the directions and pulling from the outside in, they started at the top or slightly inner thigh and tried to pull in. May be a leverage issue which is covered in the instructions or in this video. Do any of the others work if applied incorrectly? Asking for a friend.
Nice design. Where are you located, Tommy?
+Tom Olofsson I'm from Illinois. Stat is out east.
free field training I got the Illinois part. I am in Chicago.
+Tom Olofsson far south burbs
free field training I am there all the time. Let me know if you want to have lunch or go to a range sometime.
+Tom Olofsson you find yourself at the 6th district courthouse often?
can you multiple use these?
+ARMYMP I'm sure you can stack them if you have to just like a cat, soft T, ect.
+ARMYMP I'm sorry I read that wrong. They sell a blue trainer. I think at the price and for the purpose they are marketing it would be best to stay on the safe side and use the operational TK's only once.
Read independent testing of the STAT tourniquet at web sight listed below before making decision to use this device.
www.crisis-medicine.com/stat-tourniquet-21-of-24-applications-fail/
No windlass, not TCCC approved, gimmick.
$20 a piece though
I hate buying expensive equipment that I would use on someone else as bad as that sounds. It’s hard to come up with $100 to buy a good set of them out of your own pocket
That's way less than windlass alternatives though!
+Brandon_ 7.62x39 The price was the first thing I asked about and the response was that this was a new product and they were hoping to get the price down as far as possible as production ramped up.
Right now we offer discounts for law enforcement, firefighters, and EMS. Thanks again Tommy for the great videos and info you have to offer.
S.T.A.T. Medical Devices thAnks for the reply. I do work in law enforcement and just filled out the discount
$20 is a small price to pay for a device that may end up saving a family member or friend someday
Damn! So much easier than what we carry on our rigs.
Looks like a normal belt
Not really. It's more like a giant zip tie made out of a more flexible material.
Chris Jones same thing as a belt. Plus belt is much cheaper. Scamming pigs
Nick Gomez I couldn't care less what you think, lol.
Chris Jones then fuck off pig loving scumbag.
Belts typically can't occlude blood flow fully because there is no locking mechanism and it takes a tremendous amount of pressure to tighten since it might not stretch.
All of the auto asphyxiation with none of those annoying belt buckle marks. Lmao.
+Andrew Attard comment of the week!