TRAINING & PROTOCOL RESOURCES
PREPARE YOUR TEAM FOR
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
Training resources and protocol references to support integration across prehospital, hospital, and military environments.
Application Videos
Five Steps to Application
Connect ladder strap
Connect until RED MEETS RED
Position bladder
Position bladder directly over the target site
Tighten belt
Pull the strap to remove all slack
Use ratcheting buckle
Ratchet to complete tightening
Inflate bladder
Inflate until GREEN indicator shows
(Do not inflate for pelvic stabilization)
Application & Removal Reference Guide
Application & Removal Poster — printable A4 sheet. Tap the image or the button to open the PDF.
Safe Removal Steps
DO NOT CUT TO REMOVE
Cutting the AAJT-S prematurely can resume bleeding and cause loss of hemorrhage control. Only remove when a trauma team is present.
Deflate the bladder
Twist the valve counterclockwise to deflate the bladder and release all excess air.
Release the strap
Lift and release the black pull tab, then remove the ladder strap.
The AAJT-S is a single-use device and should remain in place until the patient reaches definitive care. If needed, you may re-engage the ladder strap and re-inflate the bladder to maintain bleeding control.
How To Remove
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AAJT-S Training Kit
Powerpoint Presentations & Videos
Everything your unit needs to train, onboard, and standardize — in one download. Presentation, clinical presentation, and training videos.
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