In the bleeding/shock management station, after the student applies direct pressure and then places a tourniquet, can the examiner be used to hold the dressing in place while the tourniquet is applied?

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In the bleeding/shock management station, after the student applies direct pressure and then places a tourniquet, can the examiner be used to hold the dressing in place while the tourniquet is applied?

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The candidate should have the patient hold the dressing in place.

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Article ID: 71

Category: Psychomotor (Practical) Exams

Date added: 01-06-2014 15:57:53

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Is it acceptable to follow the current military training on placing the tourniquet as close to the torso as possible, regardless of location of wound on the same extremity?

In the bleeding/shock management station, after the student applies direct pressure and then places a tourniquet, can the examiner be used to hold the dressing in place while the tourniquet is applied?

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