Let's get real: the only way , only way you're going to learn about emergency care is to TRAIN.
You want to "ignore" or flame, fine. But listen carefully to the few,few posts that deal with real world situations, their experience, their background.
Rural and wilderness response to emergencies is not your macho approach or knowing everything about nothing or pretending.
Read first the deadly serious detailed manuals on EMT Levels up to Paramedic qualifications. Ever even looked at them ?
Do the "ignore" fanatics with all their bloated experience have any SERE or mil corpsman duty ?
What do First Responders actually have to do ? The ignorance shown here on real-life Triage is incredible.
When you can't see through learning and training for that real life or death situation, be quiet and learn from those who have been.
Example: CPR techniques and CAT usage change almost by the year. You have the hands-on training for that ? It takes many many days.
Triage in an actual rural/wilderness setting, hours from EMT or ER or evac assist takes knowledge and experience to do....or not.
And, forget these stupid imagined legalities: never, ever leave anyone that you could possibly save. It goes back to the standard of
care: never leave anyone behind, dead, or wounded. There's no macho in emergencies.
Now ignore, delete, flame.....
