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South Florida Suturing/Stapling/Wound Care Class

February 1, 2013 2 Comments

 

 

 

We’ve spent the last month touring the state of Florida teaching our suturing/stapling/wound care class and we’re finally ready to do one in our own backyard down here in South Florida!

Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy will be holding a suturing/stapling class in South Florida on Sunday, February 24, at 1 pm at Markham Park.  The class will
cover how to suture, how to staple, when to leave a wound open, when to close a wound, open and closed wound care, how to identify infected wounds, and much more.  There will be an unlimited question and answer session after the class and you will be able to check out our various medical kits and their contents. The lecture portion of the class will be free to all, but up to 24 students can register for the hands-on portion of the class for $60 (you get to keep your instruments and an additional practice suture). If interested, contact Nurse Amy at drbonesclass@aol.com.

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About Dr Bones

Joseph Alton, M.D. is a medical doctor and Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He writes about medical preparedness for times of trouble, and is, along with his wife Amy Alton, a nurse-midwife, the co-author of The Doom and Bloom(tm) Survival Medicine Handbook, and well as a contributor to Survivalist, Backwoods Home, and other magazines related to survival and homesteading. Together they host the Doom and Bloom(tm) Hour radio show on the Preparedness Radio Network, as Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy. Dr. and Ms. Alton use pseudonyms so that they can be free to give medical strategies for collapse situations that sometimes are contrary to the conventional medical wisdom.
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2 Responses to “South Florida Suturing/Stapling/Wound Care Class”

  1. spatin February 1, 2013 at 4:19 pm

    I wish I could attend the class on suturing wounds but South Florida is a very long way from Colorado Springs. Any chance that you could put it on YouTube and let us see the class? I should be able to learn a lot from just watching what you do and listening to the lecture. Thanks. Sidney Patin

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