Total Blackout Protocol

Before these devices were advanced enough to be used on the field, military medical personnel had to set up an intravenous (IV) with the chilled blood or solution needed to sustain the patient. Fluids, blood, and medicine are all preserved at a temperature cooler than that of the body. When they are supplied at chilled temperature through an IV, those injured experience additional discomfort, are at a higher risk for heart complications, and often develop hypothermia. These problems must to be treated before the appearance of the dangerous condition to greatly decreasing their survival rate. 

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