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Operational
Medicine Mark II
Since it was first published
in 2001, "Operational Medicine 2001" has been used as a standard
throughout the world for medical care training in isolated settings.
This updated collection of text, images and video, originally
produced for the US Navy and US Special Operations Command, will
prove invaluable for others involved in this type of patient care.
·100 Operational Medicine
Textbooks/Manuals
·117 Operational Medicine Videos
·55 Continuing Education Courses
·Operational Medicine 2001
·Military OB-GYN
·4 GB Thumb Drive
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Military Package
This package was chosen for its
usefulness to those medical practitioners working in military settings.
Videos, pictures and text illustrate dozens of emergency procedures, including
delivering a baby, restoring a dislocated shoulder, wound debridement, and
providing medical care under fire.
The Military Package includes:
·Operational Medicine 2001
(Enhanced)
·Military Obstetrics & Gynecology
·Trauma
Surgery
·Trauma Surgery II
·Trauma Surgery
III
·Injections
·IV Therapy
·Surgical Airway
·Suturing
·Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Casualties
·Advanced Combat Trauma Life
Support
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Operational Medicine
Website
Operational Medicine is the healthcare
provided in unconventional settings where important resources may be
significantly restricted. These resources could include limited
supplies, expertise, time, location, or climate extremes.
Operational Medicine Specialties include
Military Medicine,
Event Medicine,
Shipboard Medicine, Emergency Medicine,
Disaster Medicine, Aviation Medicine,
Tactical Medicine,
Pre-Hospital Medicine,
Foreign Service
Medicine, Wilderness Medicine, and
Travel Medicine.
This website provides
training materials, including textbooks, manuals, videos, lecutres,
and distance learning.
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Operational Medicine 2001
(Enhanced)
Produced by the US Navy and
US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) in 2001, this collection of
text, textbooks, pictures, 31 videos and other reference materials
give “how-to-do-it” guidance in providing medical care in military
and other isolated areas.
Includes graphic and video demonstrations of wound care, minor
orthopedic procedures, emergency airway management, and routine
“Sick Call.” Shows chest tube insertion and tourniquet use. This
classical text has been enhanced by the Brookside Associates with a
powerful search engine, making it easy to find key words within the
text.
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Military Obstetrics & Gynecology
This CD collection of text,
pictures, videos lectures and other reference materials give
“how-to-do-it” guidance in providing women’s health care in military
and isolated settings.
Basic instructions on exams, Pap smears, and contraception, are
provided, in addition to solutions to the common gynecologic
problems of vaginal infections, diseases of the vulva and abnormal
bleeding. Videos show childbirth and pictures demonstrate the
management of common obstetrical problems. Comes with a 395-page
manual, a pharmacy, laboratory, and ultrasound atlas.
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Medic,
Corpsman, EMT Basic Training Videos #1
These videos have been used
to supplement the training of Army Medics, Navy Hospital Corpsmen,
and EMS Providers. Now available on DVD, this video series shows
practical skills, essential to these healthcare providers. Included
on this DVD are:
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Initiate an IV (12:59 1993)
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Improvised Litter (7:01 1993)
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Basic Suturing (11:51 1980)
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Military Podiatry (20:47
1989)
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Managing Traumatic Amputation
(7:45 1994)
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Eye Treatments (8:42 1994)
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Medic,
Corpsman, EMT Basic Training Videos #2
These videos have been used
to supplement the training of Army Medics, Navy Hospital Corpsmen,
and EMS Providers. Now available on DVD, this video series shows
practical skills, essential to these healthcare providers. Included
on this DVD are:
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1st Aid Use of Morphine
(10:58 1970)
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Combat Dermatology (39:16
1992)
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Assist a Casualty during a
Seizure/Convulsion (6:14 1995)
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Using the Pneumatic Antishock
Garment (10:15 1994)
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Field Expedient ENT Equipment
(7:27 1971)
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Medic,
Corpsman, EMT Basic Training Videos #3
These videos have been used
to supplement the training of Army Medics, Navy Hospital Corpsmen,
and EMS Providers. Now available on DVD, this video series shows
practical skills, essential to these healthcare providers. Included
on this DVD are:--
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Intramuscular Injection (7:05
1978)
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Subcutaneous Injection (4:26
1978)
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Treat an Open Chest Wound
(6:14 1993)
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Initiate an IV in a Field
Environment (8:41 1995)
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Apply a Plaster Cast (14:51
1968)
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Pericardiocentesis (6:02
1997)
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Suturing
Collection DVD
These classic videos have
been used as initial and supplemental training for generations of
Medical and Nursing Students, Army Medics, Navy Hospital Corpsmen,
and EMS Providers. This video collection shows practical,
how-to-do-it skills, essential to these healthcare providers.
Included on this DVD are:
How to Suture a Wound (11:15 1991)
Basic Suturing in the Emergency Room (11:50 1980)
Preparation and Handling of Sutures and Needles (23:15
1990)
Suturing Examples (1:00 2004)
Knot Tying Examples (1:12 2004)
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Male and
Female Cathetrization Collection DVD
These classic videos have
been used as initial and supplemental training for generations of
Medical and Nursing Students, Army Medics, Navy Hospital Corpsmen,
and EMS Providers. This video collection shows practical,
how-to-do-it skills, essential to these healthcare providers.
Included on this DVD are:
5-Minute Female Foley Catheter (5:00 2006)
Urinary Catheterization (32:32 1990)
Catheterization of the Male and Female (23:50 1970)
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Intravenous
Therapy Collection DVD
These classic videos have
been used as initial and supplemental training for generations of
Medical and Nursing Students, Army Medics, Navy Hospital Corpsmen,
and EMS Providers. This video collection shows practical,
how-to-do-it skills, essential to these healthcare providers.
Included on this DVD are:
Starting an IV (0:55 2005)
Initiate an Intravenous Infusion (12:59 1993)
Starting an IV in a Field Environment (8:38 1995)
IV Therapy (31:00 1993)
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Trauma Surgery
This CD is a collection of
three videos, each teaching an essential skill for those who deal
with trauma or other serious medical conditions:
Chest Tube (Run-time 13:08)
Pericardiocentesis (Run-time 5:20)
Peritoneal Lavage (Run-time 10:02)
The videos were produced by the U.S. Army as a method of
supplementing the training of their medical personnel.
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Trauma Surgery II
This CD is a collection of three videos,
each teaching an essential skill for those who deal with trauma or other serious
medical conditions:
Debridement (Run-time 31:40)
Sucking Chest Wound (Run-time 5:32)
Tourniquet (Run-time 5:16)
The videos were produced by the U.S. Army
as a method of supplementing the training of their medical personnel.
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Trauma Surgery
III
This CD is a collection of
four videos, each teaching an essential skill for those who deal
with trauma or other serious medical conditions:
Catheterization (Run-time 32:18)
Female Cathetrization (Run-time 0:54)
Nasogastric Tube (Run-time 12:10)
Venus Cutdown (Run-time 10:44)
The videos were produced by the Brookside Associates, the U.S. Army
and U.S. Navy as a method of supplementing the training of their
medical personnel.
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Surgical Airway
This CD is a collection of
three videos, each teaching an essential skill for those who deal
with establishing airways:
Oral Airway (Run-time 5:39)
Retrograde Intubation (Run-time 9:46)
Cricothyroidotomy (Run-time 19:35)
The videos were produced by the U.S. Army as a method of
supplementing the training of their medical personnel.
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Suturing
This CD is a collection of
three videos, each teaching an essential skill for those who deal
with suturing of wounds:
Suture Theory (Run-time 11:11)
Suture Practice (Run-time 21:00)
Handling Sutures (Run-time 23:15)
The videos were produced by the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy as a method
of supplementing the training of their medical personnel.

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Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Casualties
Medical personnel at all
levels may be called upon to deal with casualties from nuclear,
biological or chemical weapons.
This collection of manuals from the U.S. Army can be used as medical
educational training tools, or can be kept on the shelf, ready for
immediate use whenever the need arises.
These manuals are:
- Medical Management of
Chemical Casualties Handbook
- Medical Management of
Radiologic Casualties
- Medical Management of
Biological Casualties
- Medical NBC Battlebook

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Advanced Combat Trauma Life
Support
Advanced Combat Trauma Life
Support provides simulation training based on the ATLS training
model.
Simulating typical field
hospital and combat conditions, the training videos show five
variations of a penetrating thoracic missile wound. The scenarios
provide experience in clinical decision making through simulations
of increasingly difficult emergency cases.

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IV Therapy
This
CD is a collection of three videos, each teaching essential skills
for those who deal with starting or maintaining intravenous therapy:
Start an IV (Run-time 0:55)
Field IV (Run-time 8:00)
IV Therapy (Run-time 31:00)
The videos were produced by the Brookside Associates, Ltd, the U.S.
Army and U.S. Navy as a method of supplementing the training of
their medical personnel.

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Injections
This CD is a collection of
three videos, each teaching an essential skill for those who deal
with hypodermic injections or venipuncture:
Intramuscular Injection (Run-time 6:23)
Subcutaneous Injection (Run-time 3:45)
Drawing Blood (Run-time 12:00)
The videos were produced by the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy as a method
of supplementing the training of their medical personnel.
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TB Skin Testing
The Mantoux tuberculin skin
test (or TST) is a standard method of determining whether a person
is or has been infected with this bacteria. This video demonstrates
the technique for administering the skin test and reading the
results. Using graphics, models and live patients, standard
procedures are shown. Included is the "60-Second Tuberculin Test."
Downloadable Version
High-resolution
Version on DVD
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Dental Emergencies
This program offers refresher
training for Independent Duty Corpsmen, Nuclear Medical Technicians,
and Advanced Hospital Corpsmen.
The "Learn" section contains five categories of dental emergencies.
It covers dental Trauma, Post-surgical extraction emergencies,
Endodontic and Periodontic Conditions, and Oral Ulcerations.
The "Reference" section includes four parts: Dental Conditions,
Diagnostic Procedures, Treatment Procedures, and Dental Instruments.
"Challenges" includes four games, with exercises on History,
Diagnostic Challenge, Visual Comparison, and Diagnosis and Treatment
with instructions for each exercise.

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Vehicular
Extraction
This CD is a collection of
four videos, each focused on a different aspect of safe extrication
of injured personnel from vehicles:
Extricate a Patient from a Vehicle (15:42)
Extricate a Wounded Crew from the M1 Tank
(12:21)
Extricate a Wounded Crew from the M3
Vehicle (10:02)
Loading and Unloading the M997 HMMWV Ambulance (13:51)
The videos were produced by the U.S. Army as a method of
supplementing the training of their medical personnel.

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Application
of Plaster Casts
This downloadable video was first
produced in 1968 by the U.S. Army as a training aid for medical
personnel. It has
been reformatted and
digitalized for internet distribution by the Brookside Associates
Medical Education Division.
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Apply a
Tourniquet Video
This downloadable video was first
produced in 1978 by the U.S. Army. It has
been reformatted and
digitalized for internet distribution by the Brookside Associates
Medical Education Division. |
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Assist a
Casualty during a Seizure or Convulsion
This video was originally
produced by the US Army in 1955 to assist in training of medical
personnel in the care of patients with seizures or convulsions. |
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Basic
Suturing in the Emergency Room
This video was originally
produced by the US Army in 1980 as a teaching aid for medical
personnel involved in suturing wounds. |
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Field
Expedient ENT Equipment
This US Army-produced video
demonstrates the use of field-expedient ENT equipment when the usual
equipment is not available. It was produced in 1971. |
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First
Aid Use of Morphine
This video was originally
produced by the US Army in 1970 as a training aid for medical
personnel. While most of the observations remain valid, naloxone,
now widely used as a narcotic antagonist, is not mentioned in this
35-year-old video.
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Intramuscular
Injection
Originally produced by the
U.S. Army in 1978 to assist in training medical personnel in the
administration of medication via the intramuscular route.
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Managing a
Traumatic Amputation
This video was originally
produced by the US Army in 1994 as a training aid for medical
personnel who must deal urgently with traumatic amputation of an arm
or leg. |
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Military
Podiatric Medicine
This video was produced by
the US Army in 1989 as a training aid for medical personnel. It
discusses medical management of most common foot problems
encountered by those in field settings. |
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Pneumatic
Anti-Shock Garment
This video was produced by
the US Army in 1994 as a training aid for medics. It demonstrates
the indications, contraindications, and use of the PASG. |
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Starting
an IV in a Field Environment
"Initiate an Intravenous
Infusion in a Field Environment" was originally produced by the U.S.
Army in 1995. It has been reformatted and edited for digital use by
the Brookside Associates Medical Education Division.
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Subcutaneous
Injection
Originally produced by the
U.S. Army in 1978, this video has been reformatted and digitalized
for internet distribution by the Brookside Associates Medical
Education Division. It demonstrates the technique of administering
medical via the subcutaneous injection route.
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Transport
a Patient on an Improvised Litter
This video was originally
produced by the US Army in 1993 as a teaching aid for medics
learning improvised patient movement techniques. |
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Treat an
Open Chest Wound Video
This downloadable video was first
produced in 1993 by the U.S. Army. It has
been reformatted and
digitalized for internet distribution by the Brookside Associates
Medical Education Division.
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Treat Facial
Injuries Video
This video was produced by
the US Army in 1996 to help instruct medics and other first
responders who deal with facial injuries.
The video has been digitalized by the Brookside Associates and
contains all of the original material. |
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Venemous
Insects, Arthropods and Animals
This video was produced by
the US Army in 1991 as a training aid for avoiding poisonous bites
and stings and the early medical treatment of these.
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Dermatology
in a Combat Environment
Developed by the US Army in
1984, this 38 minute video provides lessons learned from a combat
dermatologist in Viet Nam.
Through color slides, graphics, and voice-over, practical guidance
is given to medical providers on prevention and treatment of skin
problems in advanced military settings and climate extremes.
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Operational Obstetrics & Gynecology
Free Access
Produced by the US Navy in
2000, this CD collection of text, over 700 pictures, 33 videos and
other reference materials give “how-to-do-it” guidance in providing
women’s health care in military and isolated settings.
Basic instructions on exams, Pap smears, and contraception, are
provided, in addition to solutions to the common gynecologic
problems of vaginal infections, diseases of the vulva and abnormal
bleeding. Videos show childbirth and pictures demonstrate the
management of common obstetrical problems. Comes with a 267-page
manual.
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Surgical Emergencies in
Obstetrics &
Gynecology
Produced by the US
Navy in 1993, this manual was designed to provide good advice to
surgeons who treat women with gynecologic problems in isolated
settings where gynecologic consultation is not readily available.
The need for gynecologic
surgery may arise in isolated settings, or during military
operations when consultation is restricted and medical support
limited. At such times, surgeons of varying experience and training
may be required to perform gynecologic surgery.
Free Download
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Emergency
War Surgery
Produced by the US
Army in 2004, this outstanding textbook addresses the appropriate medical
management of such typical military wounds as blast injuries, burns and multiple
penetrating injuries. It also guides the treatment of other battle and
non-battle injuries.
Free Download |
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U.S. Navy Manual
of the Medical Department (MANMED)
Rules and regulations establishing the Navy Medical Department, its
organization, and responsibilities. A useful reference guide.
Free Download |
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Combat Casualty Care
Produced by the US
Army in 1991, this classic textbook addresses the basic issues of providing care
to the wounded in military settings. It's procedures and protocols are essential
knowledge for those working in this area.
Free Download |
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Administer IM, SubQ, and Intradermal Injections
(Free)
This training program is based on the US Army's course, with multimedia
additions by the Brookside Associates. It covers:
·Intramuscular Injections
·Subcutaneous Injections
·Intradermal Injections
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Medical Management of Biological
Casualties
The Medical Management of Biological
Casualties Handbook, which has become affectionately known as the "Blue Book,"
has been enormously successful - far beyond our expectations. Since the first
edition in 1993, the awareness of biological weapons in the U.S. has
increased dramatically. Over 175,000 copies have been distributed to military
and civilian health-care providers around the world, primarily through
USAMRIID's on-site and road Medical Management of Biological Casualties course
and its four annual satellite broadcasts on this subject.
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