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How To F#@king Survive Anything: The Ultimate Guide To Survival, Prepping, Surviving Natural Disasters, The Apocalypse, And More - Couverture souple

Seifert, T.S.

 
9781980698289: How To F#@king Survive Anything: The Ultimate Guide To Survival, Prepping, Surviving Natural Disasters, The Apocalypse, And More

Synopsis

Imagine a world where you have a medical emergency and “911” is no longer accessible at your fingertips via your smart phone. There is no more Apple’s Siri available to connect you to police. Electricity, landlines, cell phones, and the next echelon of emergency care, e.g. a hospital emergency room staffed with dozens of trained medical professionals, no longer exist. These situations may occur during a collapse situation, a moment you may find yourself, and your loved ones, essentially alone. Survival medicine, or collapse medicine, may be the only option in a variety of situations, including civil unrest, economic collapse, a pandemic, radiation events, natural disasters, or even when out on the trail for the weekend. It is imperative that you have the vital medical knowledge you need for multiple medical emergencies in this time of global unrest; from climate change to spasmodic economic rises and declines.This book covers: Introduction to Survival Emergency MedicineWhy Always Living Prepared is Not Such a Bad PlanKeep Survival SimpleABCDE and 3 Common EmergenciesStress Management & Mental Wellness in SurvivalPhysical Preventive Actions & Survival MaintenanceEnvironmental Survival Injuries & IllnessesYour Survival Emergency Medical KitTreating Open Wounds During Survival Surviving Survival Skin AilmentsGut Health During SurvivalBone & Joint InjuriesInsect Bites & StingsPreparing & Surviving Natural DisastersSurviving FloodingSurviving a Meteor StrikeAnd Much More! Will you know what to do during a medical emergency when there is no one left to call for help? In August 2005, the United States witnessed an isolated collapse scenario along the southeast of America after Hurricane Katrina swept over land. Twenty-five percent of all deaths in Louisiana were due to injury or trauma, according to statistics compiled by the Data Center. Hurricane Katrina also displaced more than a million residents. A large-scale displacement of people after a disaster or collapse scenario is what often triggers endemics, according to a study published in Emerging Infectious Diseases (2007). The 2007 study states: “Communicable diseases are common in displaced populations that have poor access to basic needs such as safe water and sanitation, adequate shelter, and primary healthcare services.” Communicable diseases, such as hepatitis A, leptospirosis, and meningitis, can be treated relatively easily in a functioning system of care, but are often deadly in an hospital-less environment. Focusing on what to do in the wake of a collapse scenario or major natural disaster is almost as important as surviving the initial event itself. Think long-term survival over short-term luck. Many people know first aid, CPR, and what to do when someone is choking at the neighborhood Chinese buffet. However, medical emergencies during survival can range from simple cuts or burns, to severe infections or life-threatening wounds that you may need to stitch up with fishing line with no local anesthetic available. Survival and your ability to do so in any emergency situation is not solely about the physical emergencies you may face. The mental toughness and intestinal fortitude you will need to survive are far more important. The stressors during any survival situation and medical emergency can either affect you negatively, or they can be harnessed to push you through any given emergency situation.

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