Jon S. Solberg, MD
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Jon S. Solberg, MD
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Attention ladies and gentlemen, would any medical personnel onboard this aircraft please report to the front of the plane?

Those words are enough to make even a seasoned emergency medicine doctor sweat! Where do you start?

I’ll share a secret with you: after more than 10 years of practicing emergency medicine, I still I approach every sick patient by starting with a primary survey using the mnemonic M-A-R-C-H. Learn here how to apply this simple principle and you too can keep your cool!

Dr. Solberg keeping his cool at a tent hospital in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, 2011.

Dr. Solberg keeping his cool at a tent hospital in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, 2011.

M-A-R-C-H

  1. Massive hemorrhage

  2. Airway

  3. Breathing

  4. Circulation.

Massive hemorrhage
Massive hemorrhage
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Airway
Airway

Choking, allergic reactions, unconscious persons, and penetrating neck injury.

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Breathing
Breathing
Jon SolbergFebruary 14, 2021
Circulation
Circulation

Hemorrhagic shock, asystole, compartment syndrome, and arterial embolism.

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Tactical Combat Casualty Care
Tactical Combat Casualty Care
Jon SolbergFebruary 12, 2021TCCC, tactical combat casualty care, ITS tacticl, Jon SolbergComment

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