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Can anyone tell me where online I can find some decent real trauma pics? My instructor asked us to view some pictures to get an idea of what we will be in for, but I have not been able to find much. Thanks!:)
 
Ask your instructor. He should provide you with a list of sites. As this is a public forum it would look bad for us to list a place with gory pictures of some ones loved ones.
 
Fair enough. I was only asking for educational purposes and did not think of it that way, I appologize.
 
Not a problem. Perhaps some will PM you a link.
 
A good place to check are the publishers websites of EMS books. Some of them have lots of additional information including pictures
 
Always remember to follow the copyright guidelines (if a photo has any) when using images you find online. Just because they pop up on a Google/etc search, doesn't mean they're free for use.
 
Type in "trauma" in Google and you'll get all the pictures you need.
 
The ITLS book used to come with a CD-ROM that included a "Trauma Gallery" that wasn't too bad. I'd check there. I also wouldn't spend too much time on this. Gory pictures can illustrate injuries better then a drawing, but without some explanation and guidance I think they're educational benefit may be limited.
 
lol...and I thought this was gonna be another thread about the upcoming show Trauma....

Yeah... google it or check with your instructors... its a good place to get the details!
 
For good trauma pics go to rotten.com.... don't say I didn't warn ya!!
 
And why did your instructor have you all look at pictures of trauma for homework? sounds like a whacker class or a mickey mouse course
 
Lifeguards For Life said:
And why did your instructor have you all look at pictures of trauma for homework? sounds like a whacker class or a mickey mouse course
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possibly because its difficult to replicate the images trauma creates in a classroom setting?

In the hope that itd help prevent some students from "freezing" on scene of a real trauma??

I dont think theres anything wrong with this...
 
ah2388 said:
possibly because its difficult to replicate the images trauma creates in a classroom setting?

In the hope that itd help prevent some students from "freezing" on scene of a real trauma??

I dont think theres anything wrong with this...
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One of my instructors showed us a lot of seriously gruesome pictures for that reason, when the textbook didn't have any. I think it helped me get over my initial revulsion when I first saw a few things in real life.
 
With the right key words and Google Safe Search off, it really shouldn't be too hard to find trauma pictures.
 
Seaglass said:
One of my instructors showed us a lot of seriously gruesome pictures for that reason, when the textbook didn't have any. I think it helped me get over my initial revulsion when I first saw a few things in real life.
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ok. good reason. i never really had that problem, i guess, but now understand the intent of the assignment
 
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