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Quikclot

Quikclot . Quikclot . Quikclot is developed for treatment of external hemorrhage control. Used by the all branches of the military and numerous law, fire and EMS services. Quikclot is made from Kaolin a natural inert mineral Kaolin speeds up clotting cascade . How does it come?.

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Quikclot

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  1. Quikclot

  2. Quikclot • Quikclot is developed for treatment of external hemorrhage control. • Used by the all branches of the military and numerous law, fire and EMS services. • Quikclot is made from Kaolin a natural inert mineral • Kaolin speeds up clotting cascade

  3. How does it come? • Quikclot comes in several different types. • 4x4, 2x2, roll and large trauma pad. MedEvac carries a combat roll. • Combat roll is 12 feet of dressing. • Weight less then 6oz. • Can withstand extreme heat or cold.

  4. Indications • External hemorrhage control • Can be used with a tourniquet • Most likely used when a tourniquet is not an option. • Head, chest, abdomen, pelvis…anywhere you have uncontrolled bleeding.

  5. Contraindication • NONE • Since it is made from Kaolin it has no contraindications.

  6. Common myth • Does it burn? • No it does not, old forms of Quikclot had a different ingredient and it would cause burns if used wrong. Zeolite. • It was discontinued in 2008.

  7. Medevac use • When using Quikclot you need to pack the wound with the gauze and apply pressure. • If bleeding continues you can apply more Quikclot, continue to apply pressure. • You can also place 4x4 or trauma pad on top and continue to apply pressure

  8. Other info • Quikclot can be placed for 24 hrs. • Comes off easywith or without irrigation.

  9. References • Z-Medica • Galls • Banner Health Paramedics Protocol

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