First Aid - FM 4-25.11 US Army Field Manual (2002 Civilian Reference Edition)

The US Army First Aid Field Manual is a comprehensive, unabridged reissue of the trusted 2002 military manual, renowned for its precision and practicality. This manual was authored by the U.S. Army and tailored for those who seek mastery in first aid when help is delayed or unreachable. From hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to preppers, hikers, and survivalists, this guide is an essential resource for those committed to self-reliance and safety.You will find an unmatched depth in first aid protocols and situational guidance in this manual. Each chapter offers life-saving information and detailed procedures backed by many decades of military expertise.You will learn:

• Head and Neck Injury Stabilization: Techniques to assess and manage trauma without worsening any potential spinal injuries.
• Treating Chest and Abdominal Wounds: Step-by-step protocols for assessing and addressing life-threatening injuries, from creating occlusive dressings to positioning casualties to ensure optimal chances for survival
• Emergency Burn Care: Immediate actions for thermal, chemical, and electrical burns to prevent escalation of the injury

Equip yourself with these critical skills to navigate unpredictable environments confidently. Learn first aid techniques to manage emergencies under pressure. Master the life-saving knowledge relied upon by military personnel so that you would be prepared to safeguard yourself and others against everyday injuries as well as critical incidents.Originally written by the US Army, this specific product has been reformatted for easier publication. It has not been edited in any way for widespread, unrestricted, unendorsed distribution.