QuikClot 1 st Response

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QuikClot 1 st Response Application and Training Guide 1

Adsorbent Hemostatic Agent Controls moderate to severe blood loss by promoting coagulation 2

What is QuikClot, how does it work, and why use it? QuikClot 1 st Response acts as a selective molecular sponge. It is biologically inert, inorganic, and traps water molecules by hydrogen bond formation in a molecular cage. QuikClot causes rapid localized coagulation and the formation of a stable blood clot in a variety of wounds. It does not absorb into the body, and is safe to leave in the wound until further medical care is available. QuikClot controls bleeding faster than conventional methods. 3

COOL FORMULA 105 0 F/40.5 0 C The re-engineered cooler formula gives the first responder an effective means to control bleeding using this proven technology. Typical maximum temperature measured in vivo: 105 0 F/40.5 0 C 4

How to use QuikClot 1st Response 5

Read Package Directions before Use. (Directions are on the back of the product package) 6

Take Proper Body Substance Isolation (BSI) procedures. 7

Check your local policies, procedures and protocols for use of hemostats*. Sample of suggested language to be used in SOP SUBJECT: QUIKCLOT 1st Response and QUIKCLOT ACS+ (Advanced Clotting Sponge) HEMOSTATIC AGENT I. PURPOSE: The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure is to define guidelines governing the carrying and use of the QUIKCLOT products. II. SCOPE: This procedure shall apply to all personnel who carry and/or utilize the QUIKCLOT products. III. DISCUSSION: As a first responder, you may be required to render medical aid to traumatic wound victims. Blood loss is the primary cause of death in traumatic wound victims. QUIKCLOT products are provided to as a tool to enhance effectiveness of medical aid to victims of traumatic wounds. IV. DEFINITIONS: A. QuikClot Hemostatic Agent- A sterile, traumatic wound treatment that rapidly arrests high-volume blood loss. in large wounds, arresting the hemorrhage. QUIKCLOT products affect coagulation in moderate-to-severe wounds, including high-volume venous and arterial bleeding. B. Hemorrhage- High-volume blood loss. C. Coagulation- Clotting of blood. *Please contact Z-Medica if you require further assistance. 8

Tear open package of QuikClot 1st Response 9

Remove excess pooled blood from wound, while preserving any clots already in the wound if possible. 10

Pack QuikClot 1st Response tightly and directly onto bleeding source. More than one may be required. Product may feel warm (typically 105 F / 40.5 C). 11

Quickly apply pressure until bleeding stops. Suggested time 3 to 5 minutes of continuous pressure. 12

Leave QuikClot 1 st Response in place. Wrap to secure the product in the wound. 13

Transportation Do not remove bandage or QuikClot. Elevate and evaluate as needed. Transport to additional medical care as soon as possible. 14

Make sure empty package is attached to or sent with the patient - removal instructions are on the back of package for emergency room staff. 15

Product Removal: Medical Facility 1. Gently remove mesh bag(s) from wound. 2. If any beads are present in the wound they may be removed by normal irrigation and/or suction until all loose beads are removed. Device contains a blue X-ray detectable element. 16

Warnings Not for internal use Do not use on sucking chest wounds Do not use on exposed bowels Keep out of airway and eyes 17

Feedback We listen to your feedback. Please fill out an evaluation form Note: Form can be found on training CD or contact Z-Medica 18