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Country: USASubject Area: first aid, knife, paramedicineDuration: 00:40:00Year: 2009Language: English__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________What is the most important in melee weapon fighting psychology? Not only is it the readiness to inflict a wound, but also a readiness to receive one. Not only the ability to deliver cuts but also an understanding that you can be cut too. It is not easily accepted by our mind, but only a man who is ready to shed his own blood will be able to do the same to his opponent. That is why, IMO, first aid skills are essential in each and every melee weapon training course.John Klatt, a first aid expert who has taught Navy Seals and police officers nationwide presents a short but highly informative  DVD Guide that is a must-view for all police officers, federal agents, self-defense enthusiasts and everybody who is around knives on a regular basis .Probably the worst way to die would be from a knife wound. You could have 2-10 minutes or more before you actually bleed to death, all the while watching the life blood being pumped out of you by your own heart. What would you do? The hospital is 30-45 minutes away on a good day and it will take an ambulance 45-60 minutes to respond. What should you do to help yourself or another person have a better chance of survival? This program is your guide to Knife Wound First Aid. You will learn:How to access and evaluate knife wounds; The most important First Aid you should give;How to prepare the wound for a drive to the hospital;How to minimize bleeding; How to handle shock and patient duress. WARNING: Due to a lot of blood-imitation, injure-imitation and other not so pleasant scenes this video is not recommended for people with unhealthy state of mind. But then again, why would you need this in the first place?Other John Klatt’s products:Basic First Aid Training (DVDRip) – Force Trauma First Aid (DVDRip) – Wound First Aid (DVDRip) – Wound First Aid (DVD) –