MARCH TCCC Training IFAK

MARCH TCCC Training IFAK Features

• Rip away easy deployment design with quick release buckle
• External laser cut and webbing PALS for modular expansion
• Zipper closure with dual sliders
• Clam-shell pouch design
• High vis pull tab for easy opening
• Two D-rings on the back for possible shoulder strap addition
• Hook and loop ID Panel with TRAINING name tape
• Carrying Handle
• MOLLE compatible

MARCH Algorithm

The MARCH acronym is an easy-to-remember order of operations for treating trauma patients, helping responders prioritize what injuries to treat first.

• M - Massive Hemorrhage - Severe bleeding can cause death very quickly. Tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, and wound packing gauze can rapidly help reduce or stop bleeding.
• A - Airway Management - Closed airways are the second common cause of survivable deaths. Naso or oral airway devices can aid in maintaining an open airway in trauma casualties.
• R - Respiratory - The chest cavity has a specific pressure that allows the lungs to function as intended. Chest seals and decompression needles can help restore and maintain the natural pressure needed in the chest cavity.
• C - Circulation - Trauma patients are often in a state of shock which can require IV or IO intervention in order for circulatory systems to work properly.
• H - Head Injury / Hypothermia - Identify and monitor for head injuries. Address hypothermia in trauma patients (hypothermia is part of the lethal triad and should be taken seriously).
• Click here to learn more about the MARCH TCCC Algorithm.