If a tooth gets knocked out, place it between the cheek and gum immediately, since the chance of successfully saving it drops by roughly 10% every ten minutes if it isn't found. In this episode, Dr. Joseph Alton (Dr. Bones) and Nurse Amy Alton join Dr. Mitchell to break down what it actually takes to be medically prepared when help isn't immediately available. They cover why a $30 to $35 military-grade tourniquet belongs in every car and go-bag, how the stretchy SWAT tourniquet is designed to fit children who can't be treated with standard sizes, and why hemostatic dressings should be paired with any tourniquet for serious bleeding. They also explain how raw, unprocessed honey is used in hospitals to treat burns and staph-resistant wounds, how two drops of clove oil mixed with zinc oxide can form a temporary dental filling in a pinch, and why staying calm with an injured person can be just as important as the medical supplies themselves. Dr. Alton and Nurse Amy also share the real story of a nurse whose emergency kit helped her save two lives in a car accident years after she first bought it.
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