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- Jun 23, 2023
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So I saw a short about a knot that holds up really well. Could this be used as an alternative to a tourniquet method. The short = .
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- Jul 17, 2023
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No, that knot is the type of knot typically used for securing ropes or lines. Although it can create tension on a rope, it is not designed to quickly and effectively apply the required pressure to stop severe bleeding. In emergency situations, it is important to use proper medical equipment such as commercial tourniquet or improvised tourniquets made from appropriate materials, like belts or straps, to minimize the risk of further injury or complications.
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- Mar 22, 2022
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Why don´t you just buy a tourniquet ? (amazon US$12,-, brand name: TIME)Similar threads
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