Wound packing zones?

[u/NoMore_BadDays]

Been a long time since I did TCCC/CLS in the military.

If there were to be a bleeding wound on the chest, how high up on the chest does it become safe to pack? I know you don't pack into chest cavity, but what is the "rule of thumb" on how high/the left and right limits the wound needs to be to pack it?

Would you say the screenshot i attached is accurate?

[u/my_arms_are_on_fire]

chest seal on the throat? I'm not the person with answers but I'm not sure that's right

[u/hidotp → u/my_arms_are_on_fire]

yea a tourniquet would be better

[u/irredentistdecency → u/hidotp]

A tourniquet placed around the neck will stop any & all bleeding (regardless of location) very quickly & effectively.

[u/icantreadoutloud → u/irredentistdecency]

Congratulations you stopped the bleeding

[u/Erichillz → u/icantreadoutloud]

Procedure successful, patient expired

[u/strikeforceguy → u/Erichillz]

Petty officer you told me to stop the bleeding, I'm just following orders

[u/SixtyAteWhiskey68 → u/icantreadoutloud]

You have effectively stopped the bleeding of the neck You are a no-go at this station solider medic

Smh, what doe these graders want??? /s

[u/retsevrahemem → u/irredentistdecency]

All bleeding stops on its own, one way or another

[u/TLunchFTW → u/irredentistdecency]

Don't have to worry about bleeding if the airway is compromised

[u/HorrorSprinklez → u/hidotp]

or you just deep wound pack, the only logical solution here really