M.i.s.t

[lonegroover]

I hesitate to ask, but on the Marine's glove in the Times today he had M.I.S.T on his glove knuckles - is this an acronym I should remember?

 

[Boxy]

Depends when you got out, not restricted so:
Info that medics need when you hand the cas over to them.
M-Mechanism of injury...GSW, RPG etc
I-(Type of) Injury, found or suspected
S-Signs, Pulse Rate, Blood Pressure, Resp rate
T-Treatment given, morphine, torniquet

 

[Bravo_Zulu]

Mechanism of injury, Injury sustained, Symptoms, Treatment?

 

[msr]

Available here: E-nirex - ARRSEpedia

msr

 

[smallbrownprivates]

What about ATMIST?

 

[Bravo_Zulu]

Age, Time of wounding.

 

[msr]

Is this the new standard?

 

[Turret_Monster]

Is this the new standard?

What, writing things on your hands because you can't remember them? Hmm, I'm going to need some more fingers.

 

[Boxy]

Is this the new standard?

Looks to be, have asked in the relevant board and awaiting more responses.

 

[Markintime]

Was this developed at UMIST?

(University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology)

 

[tearsbeforebedtime]

Is this the new standard?

The 'Edition 6: Mar 09 Op Herrick Aide Memoire TAM' has it.

 

[msr]

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