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ickaimpFirst phone call of the day is from a guy named 'Holmes' Mwuahahahahahahahaa.
Today's topic of research: Gunshot wounds, and the non-hospital treatment there of.
... no. Don't ask. I'm writing.
Explination of Ballistics and the type of injuries bullets will leave.
Good overview of the hows and whys.
What Really Happens in a Gunfight?
Not entirely relevant, but interesting.
US Army Medical Department - Borden Institute has a guide on Conventional Warfare: Ballistic, Blast and Burn Injuries
Readable in PDF sections. Pictures are NOT for those easily grossed out. Little on the dry side, goes more into the depth of hows and whys.
The Hesperian Foundation has a guide that came recommend on![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
little_details called Where There Is No Doctor.
Medical Procedures Operational Medicine 2001 - Health Care in Military Settings gave me the medical side I was looking for. Gah. Lot more involved than anticipated.
*sighs* and now I'm off for a re-write...
Today's topic of research: Gunshot wounds, and the non-hospital treatment there of.
... no. Don't ask. I'm writing.
Explination of Ballistics and the type of injuries bullets will leave.
Good overview of the hows and whys.
What Really Happens in a Gunfight?
Not entirely relevant, but interesting.
US Army Medical Department - Borden Institute has a guide on Conventional Warfare: Ballistic, Blast and Burn Injuries
Readable in PDF sections. Pictures are NOT for those easily grossed out. Little on the dry side, goes more into the depth of hows and whys.
The Hesperian Foundation has a guide that came recommend on
little_details called Where There Is No Doctor. Medical Procedures Operational Medicine 2001 - Health Care in Military Settings gave me the medical side I was looking for. Gah. Lot more involved than anticipated.
*sighs* and now I'm off for a re-write...