FIRST AID FOR SOLDIERS FM 21-11, Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook, FIRST AID FM 4-25.11 Review

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FIRST AID FOR SOLDIERS FM 21-11, Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook, FIRST AID FM 4-25.11 ReviewThis text assumes you know little more than how to read.
It is a great help to learning and understanding the terms of the medical system.
It uses explanations and illustrations for the average Joe. That's a good thing.
Unless you're already trained, you need this book to speak intelligently with your family doctor or first responder.
You definately need it for your pack, your shelter, and for reading other first responder texts.FIRST AID FOR SOLDIERS FM 21-11, Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook, FIRST AID FM 4-25.11 OverviewFIRST AID FOR SOLDIERS FM 21-11, Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook, FIRST AID FM 4-25.11Take a look at the sample for this book and for details about downloading 500 free US military manuals as a thank you for taking the time to look at our book.PREFACEThese manuals meets the first aid training needs of individual servicemembers. Because medical personnel will not always be readily available,the nonmedical service members must rely heavily on their own skills andknowledge of life-sustaining methods to survive on the integrated battlefield.This publication outlines both self-aid and aid to other service members(buddy aid). More importantly, it emphasizes prompt and effective action insustaining life and preventing or minimizing further suffering and disability.First aid is the emergency care given to the sick, injured, or wounded beforebeing treated by medical personnel. The term first aid can be defined as“urgent and immediate lifesaving and other measures, which can beperformed for casualties by nonmedical personnel when medical personnelare not immediately available." Nonmedical service members have receivedbasic first aid training and should remain skilled in the correct procedures forgiving first aid. This manual is directed to all service members. Theprocedures discussed apply to all types of casualties and the measuresdescribed are for use by both male and female service members.Table of ContentsI.CHANGE PAGE #1 DATED 28 AUGUST 1989II. CHANGE PAGE #2 DATED 4 DECEMBER 1991III. PREFACEIV. CHAPTER 1. Fundamental Criteria for First AidSection I. EVALUATE CASUALTYA. 1-1. CASUALTY EVALUATION (081-831-1000)B. 1-2. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE (081-831-1000)Section II. UNDERSTAND VITAL BODY FUNCTIONSA. 1-3. RESPIRATION AND BLOOD CIRCULATIONB. 1-4. ADVERSE CONDITIONSV. CHAPTER 2. Basic Measures for First AidSection I. OPEN THE AIRWAY AND RESTORE BREATHINGA. 2-1. BREATHING PROCESSB. 2-2. ASSESSMENT (EVALUATION) PHASE (081-831-1000 AND 081-831-1042)C. 2-3. OPENING THE AIRWAY--UNCONSCIOUS AND NOT BREATHINGCASUALTY (081-831-1042)D. 2-4. RESCUE BREATHING (ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION)E. 2-5. PRELIMINARY STEPS--ALL RESCUE BREATHING METHODS (081-831-1042)F. 2-6. MOUTH-TO-MOUTH METHOD (081-831-1042)G. 2-7. MOUTH-TO-NOSE METHODH. 2-8. HEARTBEATI. 2-12. AIRWAY OBSTRUCTIONSJ. 2-13. OPENING THE OBSTRUCTED AIRWAY--CONSCIOUS CASUALTY (081-831-1003)K. 2-14. OPEN AN OBSTRUCTED AIRWAY--CASUALTY LYING OR UNCONSCIOUS (081-831-1042)Section II. STOP THE BLEEDING AND PROTECT THE WOUNDA. 2-15. CLOTHING (081-831-1016)B. 2-16. ENTRANCE AND EXIT WOUNDSC. 2-17. FIELD DRESSING (081-831-1016)D. 2-18. MANUAL PRESSURE (081-831-1016)E. 2-19. PRESSURE DRESSING (081-831-1016)F. 2-20. TOURNIQUET (081-831-1017)Section III. CHECK AND TREAT FOR SHOCKA. 2-21. CAUSES AND EFFECTSB. 2-22. SIGNS/SYMPTOMS (081-831-1000)C. 2-23. TREATMENT/PREVENTION (081-831-1005)VI. CHAPTER 3. First Aid for Special WoundsSection I. GIVE PROPER FIRST AID FOR HEAD INJURIESA. 3-1. HEAD INJURIESB. 3-2. SIGNS/SYMPTOMS (081-831-1000)C. 3-3. GENERAL FIRST AID MEASURES (081-831-1000)D. 3-4. DRESSINGS AND BANDAGESSection II. GIVE PROPER FIRST AID FOR FACE AND NECK INJURIESA. 3-5. FACE INJURIESB. 3-6. NECK INJURIESC. 3-7. PROCEDURED. 3-8. DRESSINGS AND BANDAGES (081-831-1033)Section III. GIVE PROPER FIRST AID FOR CHEST ANDABDOMINAL WOUNDS AND BURN INJURIESA. 3-9. CHEST WOUNDS (081-831-1026)B. 3-10. CHEST WOUND(S) PROCEDURE (081-831-1026)C. 3-11. ABDOMINAL WOUNDSD. 3-12. ABDOMINAL WOUND(S) PROCEDURE (081-831-1025)E. 3-13. BURN INJURIESF. 3-14. FIRST AID FOR BURNS (031-31-1007)Section IV. APPLY PROPER BANDAGES TO UPPER ANDLOWER EXTREMITIESA. 3-15. SHOULDER BANDAGEB. 3-16. ELBOW BANDAGEC. 3-17. HAND BANDAGED. 3-18. LEG (UPPER AND LOWER) BANDAGEE. 3-19. KNEE BANDAGEF. 3-20. FOOT BANDAGEVII. CHAPTER 4. First Aid for Fractures

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