The Civilian Trauma Response Course (CTR) goes far beyond first aid. This course is split in two sections. One is based on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) procedures used by the Military to save lives during combat. The second section is based on the civilian BLS ( Basic Life Support ). Civilians are usually the first ones on scene in an active shooter incident, terrorist act, natural disaster or everyday accident. The CTR Course is putted together by different experts in emergency and tactical medicine. You should be prepared to make a difference and save a life. This course will have more than 8 Hours of video training materials.
Why is Civilian Trauma Response Training Important?
In the instance of an accident, or worst-case scenario of an active shooter incident, terrorist attack or active threat in the workplace or a school, civilians are the first responders. When seconds count, it is vital to begin aiding the wounded individual(s). During an active shooter incident or active threat, time can especially be strained. First responders will be rushing to the scene. Law enforcement’s first and primary objective is to eliminate the threat, potentially passing over and not treating wounded individuals until the threat has been resolved. This means that you are the true first responder in this active shooter or active threat scenario. Will you be able to treat the injured and help save lives?
Course Curriculum
Introduction to Advanced Tactical Casualty Care
M.A.R.C.H Algorithm
Bleeding management
Hemorrhage Control Concepts
Direct Pressure
Bandaging
Hemorrhage Control Concepts & Skills
Tourniquets
CAT Tourniquets
Junctional Hemorrhage & Hemostatic Agents
Wound Packing
Hemostatic Agents
Wound Packing Bandage
Dismounted Complex Blast Injury
Junctional Hemorrhage & Hemostatic Agents
Blood Sweep & Casualty Evaluation
Airway and Respiration
Airway
Head Tilt, Chin Lift
Nasopharyngeal Airway
Respiration
Thoracic Trauma
Chest Seals
Needle Decompression
Recovery Position
Hypothermia
Other Injuries
Head Injuries
Abdominal Injuries
Blast Injuries
Basic Life Support
