WFR'ing it

So, i'm going into day 6 of my 80 hour WFR (Wilderness First Responder) course. This course will allow me to save you with tree-sap, whiskers from a squirrel and birch bark... not cedar though.

Some of the key highlights to date were inserting a nasal passage into one of my classmates:

Learning about Testicular Torsion, and how to fix it:

And how to inject someone with epi into their muscles:

I've also learned how to fix sucking chest wounds, and whining. So, next time you are in the back country with me, you'll be all set if you get injured. Unless it's yucky and gross, then you're totally on your own.