Be a lazy medic

[Great-Kazoo]

All of this stuff can be done at home. The only reason I posted this is bc durning a class we were told our patients would have their trachea pushed to the side if they are suffering from tension pneumothorax. That is a true statement, BUT I've now learned, your patient is on the downslope and you will have to work a lot harder at this point...... So if I was a "lazy medic" and took lung sounds and evaluated your patient before he presents with sever signs of distress, you might catch it early and decompress your patient and keep them comfortable and out of shock.
Turniquets are the same way.... Practice putting them on one and two handed. I've haven't searched YouTube for good instructional videos but I bet they are out there. PSA: no need to cut off your circulation or practice while you are drunk or sleepy.

When you get those circular tattoos?