Another Medical Resource

Posted on October 7, 2016 | 9 Comments

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Prolonged Field Care resource collection

Bookmark it, then work your way around the site.

Also added to left margin under “Practical Resources”.

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9 responses to “Another Medical Resource”

  1. Aesop | October 7, 2016 at 09:36 |

    Great resource, Pete.
    You knew I had a week’s time off coming with nothing better to do, didn’t you?

  2. Sean | October 7, 2016 at 11:09 |

    Pete, great post. The costs of doing this are gigantic, and well beyond the means of anyone I personally know. I’ll file it under “nice to know”.

  4. Paulo | October 7, 2016 at 17:28 |

    Okay, on a previous reponse I was asking about “sounddagram” 🙂
    Then noticed the info there of ultrasound just a few minutes ago.
    Passing the link to a few good men and women….

    “Every man to his family and his belongings”

    • Aesop | October 7, 2016 at 19:26 |

      You mean “sonograms”.
      And yes, they are ultrasound.

      A portable ultrasound machine can be had for about the price range of IR to thermal NODs.
      As a CT scanner would be in the house-price range, and require a shit-ton of power generation capability, plus some serious radiation shielding, a working ultrasound machine would be GOLD to a physician/surgeon post-SHTF, both for trauma and acute medical conditions, plus OB use.
      A group having one/having access to one is something to aspire to.

      I’m waiting for that to be covered in future installments.

  5. Deadeye Dic | October 7, 2016 at 18:06 |

    Thanks for the resource. This will be very handy with the upcoming festivities. I bow and give my sincere gratitude for this information.