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Recently, had a student show how to do a “make shift space blanket split/ triangle bandage” . Honestly, it’s a cool concept in my opinion because, it’s a good make shift medicine idea 💡 if you’re in a pinch low on supplies . A few of us in ems , nursing / health care , combat , contracting and etc been in situations where supplies is limited especially, in Warzones. Make shift medicine goes a long away especially in rural to urban environments or even prolonged field care. In my opinion, I think this is a game changer if you’re only running on limited supplies even an ifak, JFAK, or first aid kit . Even if you don’t have a space blanket or triangle bandage , you can improvise with bed sheets , clothes like sweat shirts , coats , safety pin 🧷 uniforms and the list goes on. Let us know in the comments below if you used improvised medicine in the field whether locally to overseas ! Does it work and should improvised medicine be taught in medical courses including trauma medicine ? Let us know and stay safe / informed out there ! 🫀🧠🫁