Sapper Medical Class Day 1

8/3/2019 Sapper Medical Class Day 1

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SAPPERSoldiers Actively Practicing Patient

Emergency Response SSG. C. Sprayberry NCOIC

SGT. D. Barkley Lead Instructor

SGT. H. Jones Lead Evaluator

SPC. M. Parrish Co-instructor/Evaluator


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References

FM 8-10-6.

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Terminal Learning Objectives

Be able to identify and correctly use all contents of astandard issue CLS bag.

Correctly establish a 9-line Medevac request.


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Tasks The instructor team will ensure that the

students know ALL the contents of an armystandard CLS bag and are fully capable and

competent of the functions and uses of eachitem. Students will also be proficient andaccurate with a 9-line Medevac while beinghighly motivated and eager to learn.


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Conditions

In a classroom environment with a PowerPointpresentation and medical staff to assist withlearning, questions, and hands-on techniques.

Simulated trauma lanes to provide a realisticsetting and aid in evaluation of competency.


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Standards Given a fully stocked Army standard CLS bag,

effectively provide life saving measures tocasualties by precedence while under fire, in a

tactical field setting, and re-assessing whileawaiting for a Medevac.


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CLS BAG


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SAM Splint II

Wrist/arm Splint

Ankle/leg Splint

C-Collar

V and Modified V-Splint

NSN: 6515-494-1951


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ABD Dressing

Eviscerations

Inguinal or Axillary wounds

Stumps/Amputations

NSN: 6510-00-201-7425


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Israeli Bandage

Pressure dressing

Stump dressing

Minor stabilization on openfracture

NSN: 6510-01-460-0849


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CAT (Combat Action Tourniquet)

STOPS EXTREMITYBLEEDING

NSN: 6515-01-521-7976


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Cravats

Slings

Securing splints or otherbandages

Improvised tourniquet

Head and Eye Injuries

NSN: 6510-00-201-1755


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Penrose Drain

Constricting band

Eye Flushing

NSN: 6515-01-508-8343


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ACE Wrap

Light pressure dressing

Stump dressing

Ocular Injuries

Minor Stabilization

NSN: 6510-00-935-5823


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Rehydration Salts

Oral suspension given torehydrate

NSN: 6505-01-197-8809


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Transparent Dressing

Small occlusive bandageon neck or chest

NSN: 6510-01-372-4493


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H&H Gauze

Packing or dressingwounds

Eye/head injuries

Penetrating woundStabilization

Drying a wound site

NSN: 6510-01-503-2117


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Nasopharyngeal Airway

Maintaining an open airway

NSN: 6515-01-529-1187


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Trauma Shears

Cutting adjustments onbandages and tape

Removal of Clothes/Gear

NSN: 6515-00-935-7138


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14g Needle/Cath.

Needle ChestDecompression

IV....UNACCEPTABLE!

NSN: 6515-01-541-0635


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3 Inch Tape

Everything (explained inlecture)

NSN: 6510-01-549-0927


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Latex/Nitrile Gloves

Protection from infectiousdiseases

Protects the Combat Life

Saver only if USED

NSN: 6515-01-515-0197


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9-Line Medevac


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Location Of Pickup Site

Encrypt grid coordinates

(i.e. AB12345, CD67809)


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Radio Frequency, Call Sign, Suffix

Include your Call Sign and Frequency.

(i.e. 17500, Knight 1)


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No. of Patients by Precedence

Report only applicable information: A=Urgent,B=Urgent-Surgical, C=Priority, D=Routine,E=Convenience.

If more than one casualty fits a specificcriteria, include the number of casualtiesbefore the letter. For example, 2A or 4C.


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Special Equipment

A=None, B=Hoist, C=Extraction Equipment,D=Ventilator

Use this line to request any other equipment

you may need such as a replacement litter orany other supplies.


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No. of Patients by Type

Differentiate which patients are capable ofambulating (A) and which patients require alitter (L). Combine the number of patients

with the letter to which they correspond.


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Security of Pick-up Site

Used as line 6 during wartime.

N=No enemy troops in area

P=Possible enemy troops in area(use caution) E=Enemy troops in area(use caution)

X=Enemy troops in area(armed escortrequired)


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No. and Type of Wound, Illness, and Injury

Used as line 6 in peacetime.

Include specific information regarding patientinjuries by type (gunshot wounds, shrapnel,

etc.) Report serious bleeding along with patient

blood type if known.


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Method of Marking Pick-up Site

A=Panels

B=Pyrotechnic Signal

C=Smoke Signal

D=None

E=Other


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Patient Nationality and Status

Number of patients in each category doesn'tneed to be included.

A=US Military/ B=US Civilian/ C=Non-US

Military/ D=Non-US Civilian/ E=EnemyPrisoner of War


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NBC Contamination

Used as line 9 during wartime, and onlyincluded if applicable.

N=Nuclear Contamination

B=Biological Contamination

C=Chemical Contamination


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Terrain Description

Used as line 9 during peacetime.

Include details of terrain features in andaround proposed landing site.

If possible, relate landing site to a prominentterrain feature such as a lake, mountain, ortower.


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Scenario RTO: Break, break, break. Dustoff this is Knight 1. I have a Medevac request, over.

Medevac: Knight 1, this is Dustoff. Go ahead with Medevac request, over.

RTO: Line 1-Alpha Bravo 12345 Charlie Delta 67809. Line 2-17500, Knight 1. Line 3- 1 Alpha Break 3 Bravo. Line 4-Delta. Line 5- 3 Lima Break 1 Alpha. How Copy Over.

Medevac: Knight 1 this is Dustoff, we read you Lima Charlie and have a bird in the air. ETA approximately 10 mikes.Will call when ready for completion of 9-line. Over.

RTO: Dustoff this is Knight 1. Read you Lima Charlie. Out.

Medevac: Knight 1 this is Dustoff. Over.

RTO: Dustoff this is Knight 1. Go ahead. Over.

Medevac: Knight 1 this is Dustoff. Send remainder of your 9-line when ready. Over.

RTO: Dustoff this is Knight 1. Sending remainder of 9-line Medevac request. Line 6- Papa. Line 7- Charlie. Line 8- 3

Alpha Break 1 Bravo. How Copy Over.

Medevac: Knight 1 this is Dustoff. Read you Lima Charlie. We see blue smoke. Over.

RTO: Dustoff this is Knight 1. Roger. We have blue smoke. Over

Medevac: Knight 1 this is Dustoff. Roger. Preparing to land at LZ. Out.


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