What is the only treatment provided during Care Under Fire for compressible hemorrhage?

In the context of Care Under Fire, the focus is on managing life-threatening hemorrhage quickly and effectively while still in a hazardous environment. The primary treatment for compressible hemorrhage in this phase is the use of tourniquets. Tourniquets are highly effective in controlling severe bleeding from extremities and can be applied swiftly to improve the likelihood of survival when immediate transport to definitive care is not possible.

During Care Under Fire, rapid decision-making is vital, and the deployment of a tourniquet allows for compression of blood vessels and ceases blood loss effectively. This is particularly important as it minimizes the time the patient is exposed to the risk of exsanguination while still in a dangerous situation. Other methods like direct pressure, surgical measures, or topical hemostatics are either not feasible due to the environment or do not provide the same immediate benefit as a tourniquet.