Offline first aid and survival guide
Life threats — start here
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Life threats & trauma
Severe BleedingSpurting, pooling, or soaked-through blood loss. Stop it in seconds.Apply a TourniquetLimb bleeding that pressure won't stop. Fastest life-saving skill there is.Wound PackingDeep wounds in the neck, armpit, or groin where a tourniquet can't reach.ShockCirculation is failing. Recognize it early — it kills quietly.CPR — AdultNot breathing normally and unresponsive. Push hard, push fast.ChokingAirway blocked. Silence and clutching the throat means act now.Unconscious but BreathingProtect the airway while you wait.Open Chest WoundA sucking chest wound collapses the lung. Seal it.Head Injury & ConcussionWatch the level of consciousness — it tells you everything.SeizureProtect the head, time it, and wait it out.Stroke — FASTTime is brain. Note the last time they were normal.Chest Pain / Heart AttackCrushing chest pressure with sweating. Stop everything.Diabetic EmergencyIf you can't tell high from low, give sugar.
Environment & bites
HypothermiaCore temperature falling. Shivering stops when it gets dangerous.FrostbiteTissue is frozen. Rewarm only when refreezing is impossible.Heat StrokeHot skin plus altered mental state. Cool first, transport second.DehydrationFluid and salt loss. Replace both, slowly.BurnsCool it, cover it, and never break blisters.Snake BiteKeep them calm and still. The bite site is not where you intervene.Stings & Allergic ReactionMost stings are painful. A few close the airway.
Bone, joint & wounds
Kit & prep
Kit checklistsHome kit, vehicle go-bag, wilderness pack, trauma IFAK.OfflineEvery guide, tree and checklist is stored on this device.