Riot Medicine

RIOT MEDICINE

The selection presented here focuses on medical assistance in an urban environment during an insurrection.

Other material that gives attention to aspects as personal growth, trauma recovery, .... can be found here:

Excellent video tutorials on how to deal with medical emergencies:

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How To Handle Tear Gas
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Riot Medicine

Riot Medicine is a full-length textbook that covers everything you need to become a

medic. The 466 pages include organizing, medicine, equipment, and tactics. It is written
for those with no medical training and no experience at protests, but medical
practitioners and seasoned protesters will still find it useful.

Available in English and Farsi.

Riot Medicine: Field Guide

Riot Medicine: Field Guide is a companion to Riot Medicine to the placed in your medic
kit. It's short and sweet: no theory, only bullet points for symptoms and treatment.

Riot Medicine: Bridge Guide

Riot Medicine: Bridge Guide is an abridged version of Riot Medicine intended for
individuals already working in healthcare. Some advanced first aid is covered, as are
injuries common at protests and riot control agents. It can be read in just a couple of
hours and is a good start before attending your first protest or joining your local medic
collective.

Medicina para motines: Guia de campo

Medicina para motines: Guia de campo un complemento para Riot Medicine que se
coloca en su kit médico. Es breve y dulce: sinteoría, solo viñetas para los síntomas y el
tratamiento. No hay traducción al español del Riot Medicine en este momento. Lo siento.

Basic First Aid for Emergencies

This zine covers the basics of first aid to help you and those around you in emergencies.

It's short, meant to be packed in your first aid kit and serve as a reference in case you
need it. When disaster strikes, help may be hours, days, or even weeks away, and medical
resources can be limited. Being able to treat injuries or illnesses yourself can prevent
them from becoming serious while waiting for more qualified help, and it can mean one
less person who has to be treated by strained medical resources.

This zine was made in collaboration with Strangers In A Tangled Wilderness.

Folder version: https://riotmedicine.net/static/downloads/basic-first-aid-for-emergencies-imposed.pdf

Sources of the material presented here include: