Condition Red 1 Day Medical - Human Cadaver Lab - Fri, Apr 30, 2021 - BOSTON, MA

Hey guys - I'm just passing this on as an ... interesting ... training opportunity.

I'm signed up as a paid student.

This is a hands-on medical class with actual (deceased) human bodies.

This is unique opportunity to get as real-world as you can (safely) in a clinical setting under the instruction of a pro who trains USAF Pararescue and US Navy SEAL medics.

I'm told this is being held at cost (cadavers are expensive). This is also comparably cheaper than a live tissue lab.

For some (like myself) the class can also serve as stress inoculation.

-You'll learn how to control bleeds with red dye being pumped through blood vessels
-Ever wanted to do a needle decompression for tension pneumothorax?
-A cric airway?
-An I/O access when you can't find a blood vessel to place an IV?

Here's your opportunity.

In this class there will be no limitations on what can be done with the cadavers for educational purposes.

It will be very dynamic in that regard (severed limbs, maybe even burns etc)

Come with a strong stomach.

It is a zero round count class. Just show up.

Photos and video will be permitted, with some limitations out of respect to the donors and their families.

https://www.conditionredinc.com/even...n-cadaver-lab/

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Chris van Houten
Condition Red, Inc

Human Cadaver Lab
Friday, April 30 (9 am to 5 pm with a break for lunch)
Boston, MA

This is a hands-on medical course - but not your ordinary medical course.

Human cadaver lab.

Skills include:

tourniquet application
wound packing
junctional hemorrhage control
oropharangeal airway
nasopharangeal airway
king airway
eti
surgical cric
needle decompression
finger thoracostomy
chest tube insertion
gross anatomy
intraosseous access
and more.

Signup:

https://go.thryv.com/site/k8vqg3hwvk...lwycrsyx1fxkqo

The instructor can be reached by text and e-mail:

Text message:
631-626-5352

Email:
chris@conditionred.us

i believe this is the first time this particular class is going open enrollment.

if you have a facility that can host this type of training - please get in touch with the instructor - he may be able to come to you.

For $600, that would be a great experience. Learning to do procedures on dummies is not the same as doing it on the real thing. Anatomy, tissue resistance to punctures, etc: it's not the same. When I train nurses on hold pressure on femoral arteriotomy sites, they find out quick how much technique and nuances of the body really count. A surgery colleague of mine trained on using robotic surgery equipment on live pigs that were intubated on the vent! She said it was way more valuable to work on a live subject than a computer simulation or mockup using sliced American cheese as tissue.

‘With a break for lunch’

Yeah, right. :p

Looks like a *great* class though!

Interesting.

I've donated my body to science. I'm also an organ donor, but I expect most everything will be worn out by the time I'm done.

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Originally Posted by Totem Polar

‘With a break for lunch’

Yeah, right. :p

Looks like a *great* class though!

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Yeah, I think I'm gonna jam a big breakfast and try to hold onto it.

I'm told lunch is right around the corner in Boston Chinatown. :p

Gonna be an interesting AAR.

Do I post pics and vid?

A gut-check class. Literally.

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Originally Posted by Totem Polar

‘With a break for lunch’

Yeah, right. :p

Looks like a *great* class though!

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Lunch is the best part of my day!

What? I get hungry when I'm working...

It's an interesting class. I wonder how they got permission from the decedent's families. This type of educational activity is not usually covered under body donation. By maybe MA has different laws.

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Originally Posted by Dr_Thanatos

Lunch is the best part of my day!

What? I get hungry when I'm working...

It's an interesting class. I wonder how they got permission from the decedent's families. This type of educational activity is not usually covered under body donation. By maybe MA has different laws.

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:p:)