Is this app suitable for people without medical training?

Yes. The General First Aid section covers essential skills anyone can learn, including bleeding control, CPR, and when to call 911. Advanced TCCC procedures are also included for trained medics.

Does this replace professional medical training?

No. This is a reference tool, not a training program. Take a Stop the Bleed course and TCCC training for hands-on skills. Use this app as a quick reference in the field.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. After the first load, all content is cached offline. You can access procedures, protocols, and reference tables without any connection.

LF Medic - Procedures

From bleeding control to surgical airways. First aid anyone can learn, TCCC for trained medics. The reference that could save a life.

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Light Fighter Medic - Procedures is a field medical reference for everyone from untrained bystanders to combat medics. Includes general first aid basics and advanced TCCC protocols. Works offline after first load.

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General First Aid (NEW)

Essential skills for anyone - no medical training required:

Start Here - Scene safety, calling 911, initial assessment
Bleeding Control - Direct pressure, wound packing, improvised tourniquets
Wound Care - Cleaning, infection signs, when stitches are needed
Burns - Severity assessment, treatment, chemical burns
Fractures & Sprains - Splinting, RICE protocol, spine precautions
CPR & Choking - Hands-only CPR, AED use, Heimlich maneuver
Heat & Cold - Heat stroke, hypothermia, frostbite
Allergic Reactions - Anaphylaxis recognition, EpiPen use
Poisoning - Poison control, opioid overdose, Narcan

TCCC Phases

Care Under Fire (CUF) - Actions while under effective hostile fire. Hemorrhage control, tourniquet application, casualty movement.

Tactical Field Care (TFC) - MARCH-PAWS protocol when no longer under direct fire. Comprehensive trauma assessment and treatment.

Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC) - En route care during evacuation. TBI management, reassessment, CPR considerations.

Surgical Procedures

Step-by-step field procedures:

Surgical Cricothyroidotomy - Emergency surgical airway
Needle Chest Decompression - Tension pneumothorax treatment
Finger Thoracostomy / Chest Tube - Hemothorax management
Intraosseous (IO) Access - Vascular access when IV fails
Peripheral IV / Saline Lock - Standard vascular access
Tourniquet Application & Conversion - Hemorrhage control

Field Tools

9-Line MEDEVAC - Request format with precedence codes
MIST Report - Casualty handover format
Triage Categories - Immediate, Delayed, Minimal, Expectant
Vitals & GCS - Normal values and Glasgow Coma Scale
Equipment NSNs - CoTCCC recommended equipment

Features

Search - Find procedures, protocols, and equipment quickly
Swipe Navigation - Switch sections with swipe gestures
Works Offline - Full offline support after first load
Mobile Optimized - Large touch targets for gloved hands

Source

Based on Ranger Medic Handbook 2019, CoTCCC Guidelines, and Stop the Bleed program.

See also: LF Medic - Pharmacology for drug dosages, OTC medications, natural remedies, and pediatric dosing.