Events such as these may lead to complicated rescue efforts that require special equipment such as: axes, crowbars, jacks, ropes, collapsible litters and cutting tools. Vehicles can crash due to explosions, hostile fire or operator error. Explosions can cause buildings to crumble trapping patients inside. Simply finding casualties in an urban environment can be difficult. Air evacuation is difficult due to the tight operating environment and susceptibility to attack. Ground evacuation vehicles will require heavy armor that can withstand small arms fire or explosives. Moving a litter patient only a few hundred yards could take an hour or more. Moving casualties in an urban environment can be difficult and time consuming. How could a medic act or go about (not sure how to word this sorry!) when he’s called to extract someone from a mission he wasn’t originally a part of and that someone is in a critical condition? Your medic would use this percentage to communicate to other medics or medical providers the size/severity of the burn. Search “rule of nines” and you’ll get a wealth of information! It divides the patient’s body into percentages. Medics calculate burn surface area using the “Rule of Nines.” This tool is used in the civilian world as well, and is useful in determining how much of your patient’s body fluid needs to be replaced during fluid resuscitation. _ Okay sorry this sounds so weird but how do I have a medic explain how big another clone’s burn is? Like over coms? Thanks for your help They are not the views of any other party. All information I provide comes from my personal experience or has been cross-referenced with or excerpted from manuals. Medics have skills and training oriented to combat trauma care, as opposed to civilian trauma care. While reading, please understand that in some ways, combat medicine differs wildly from civilian medicine. If you find this kind of content disturbing, please avoid reading. Some of this content is mildly graphic in nature. Combat medicine will be discussed in depth. The purpose of this post is to help fanfic writers develop their medic characters. Some Disclaimers and Warnings before we get started:
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