8 Hour Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
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Date: Thursday, October 24, 2024
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location:
SILEC Campus (Linden Hall)
Instructor: Justin Rottmann, Grantfork Police DepartmentSILEC Campus (Linden Hall)
2300 West Main Street
Belleville, IL 62226
Belleville, IL 62226
Class Limit: 20
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Officers will learn the concept of Tactical Combat Casualty Care as it applies to law enforcement tactical situations and the treatment of injured officers. Officers will learn and demonstrate specific treatments and interventions for the most commonly encountered wound patterns. Identify the concepts of Tactical Combat Casualty Care, its use in the law enforcement environment and how this concept differs from historically taught conventional First Responder medical treatment practices.
Officers will learn the following:
Identify the most commonly sustained officer injuries and preventable causes of death.
Identify the importance of mindset and maintaining situational awareness when wounded and when treating fellow officers.
Identify signs and symptoms of airway problems and demonstrate airway interventions.
Identify signs and symptoms of serious bleeding and demonstrate control interventions
Identify signs and symptoms of shock and demonstrate prevention and treatment interventions.
Perform a CASEVAL/F.A.S.T. Rapid Trauma Assessment and tactical evacuation.
Plan and perform a mobile and manual officer down rescue in a high-threat environment.
Officers will learn the following:
Identify the most commonly sustained officer injuries and preventable causes of death.
Identify the importance of mindset and maintaining situational awareness when wounded and when treating fellow officers.
Identify signs and symptoms of airway problems and demonstrate airway interventions.
Identify signs and symptoms of serious bleeding and demonstrate control interventions
Identify signs and symptoms of shock and demonstrate prevention and treatment interventions.
Perform a CASEVAL/F.A.S.T. Rapid Trauma Assessment and tactical evacuation.
Plan and perform a mobile and manual officer down rescue in a high-threat environment.
