Pre-Made Powerpoint Classes for Military

Tactical Combat Casualty Care is the new standard of care in prehospital Battlefield Medicine. Previous medical training may not have contained the material presented in the following lessons. Medical care in combat is significantly different than that provided on the streets of Anywhere USA.

Class on Intro to Map Reading

To conduct training on Practice Individual Preventive Medicine Countermeasures.

Cold injuries have always been a threat to military forces operating in cold climates. In addition to frostbite (which occurs in freezing weather), there are several cold injuries such as trench foot, chilblain, and hypothermia which can occur even when the temperature is above freezing.

This presentation will give you the leader a better understanding on how to prepare your Soldiers for EFMB Testing. All of the information contained in this slideshow is only recommendations, both from our own and others experiences, that have proved beneficial in training Soldiers.

Evaluate a casualty following the correct sequence of major steps and identify all injuries and/or conditions. Immobilize the casualty if a neck or back injury is suspected.

Evaluate the casualty following the correct sequence. All injuries and/or conditions were identified. The casualty was immobilized if a neck or back injury is suspected.

-Dental Readiness is a means to track the oral health status of the military, and thus allows for targeting resources to those who need the most immediate care. -Dental Readiness is a prerequisite for Soldiers and Units to qualify for mobilization. -At dental exam must be complete and receive a dental classification as part of the Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP).

What are dental caries? Where are dental caries located? What is the treatment for dental caries? Why is it important to get dental caries treated? Who can and how to stop dental caries?