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HCC-100G: Hemorrhage Control Course

HCC-100G is the Eight Point Solutions Hemorrhage Control Course, a 4-hour online course for employees, managers, hospitality staff, teachers, event volunteers, and community members who have completed BCB-100G and want further trauma response knowledge. Delivered self-paced on the EPS Portal from Lanham, Maryland, it uses MARCH to organize recognition of massive hemorrhage, airway and breathing problems, circulation concerns, hypothermia, and head injury while explaining what a general helper may safely do. It covers continued bleeding, tourniquet reassessment, packing principles, self-aid, chest wound options, reporting changes, and cooperation with EMS when several people are injured. Content draws on Hartford Consensus public preparedness principles and explains selected TCCC and TECC concepts without conferring either certification; START is presented for recognition of professional triage, not independent triage decisions. Tuition is $25.00 and is not refundable. The official HCC-100G Course Syllabus, Version 1.0 is included in Module 1. Five modules cover from basics to MARCH; massive hemorrhage, advanced; airway and respiration; circulation, hypothermia, and the head; and more than one casualty. Completion requires all five modules, every 30-item module quiz passed at 80 percent or higher with unlimited attempts, the 50-item final examination passed at 90 percent or higher within two attempts, and the 10-item course sign-off. The EPS Hemorrhage Control Certification is serial-numbered, recorded in the EPS registry, verifiable through the EPS Portal, and valid for two years; renewal requires the current course at published tuition. It documents assessed knowledge, not hands-on competency, and is not a license of any kind, a medical qualification, a first aid or CPR card, or a TCCC or TECC certification. It authorizes no invasive procedure, nasal airway insertion, pelvic binder or junctional device application, force, or hot or warm zone entry. MARCH does not override dispatcher, CPR, or AED instructions. HCC-100G is governed by EPS-DIR-001 and its Course Syllabus, Version 1.0, and builds on BCB-100G. Samuel Romanzo, Training Director. Kawika Rogers, Managing Partner.

HCC-100G: Hemorrhage Control Course
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Modules & lessons.

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Module 1: From Basics to MARCH
3 lessons · 0.5 hours, self-paced. Closes with a quiz that passes at 80 percent. Covers the Portal sequence, assessment rules, the BCB-100G foundation, MARCH, selected TCCC and TECC concepts, threat zones, and kit limits. Establishes MARCH as an educational trauma framework used from a safe location within actual training. States plainly that it does not replace dispatcher, CPR, or AED instructions or authorize tactical response and hot or warm zone entry.
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Module 2: Massive Hemorrhage, Advanced
1 lesson · 1.0 hours, self-paced. Closes with a quiz that passes at 80 percent. Covers tourniquet reassessment and tightening, a second tourniquet when needed, continued bleeding, wound packing, pelvic injury recognition, self-aid, and reporting treatment times. Establishes control of visible bleeding, manufacturer-directed use of hemostatic products, and prompt EMS handoff. States plainly that the learner does not loosen or remove tourniquets, apply junctional devices or pelvic binders, or use a fixed ten-minute plain-gauze rule.
03
Module 3: Airway and Respiration
1 lesson · 0.5 hours, self-paced. Closes with a quiz that passes at 80 percent. Covers recognition of abnormal breathing, basic positioning within training, visible airway obstruction, open chest wound options, worsening breathing, and emergency reporting. Establishes dispatcher-guided action and reassessment of breathing after any permitted first aid measure. States plainly that nasal airways and invasive chest procedures are outside scope and a chest dressing must be loosened or removed if breathing worsens.
04
Module 4: Circulation, Hypothermia, and the Head
1 lesson · 0.5 hours, self-paced. Closes with a quiz that passes at 80 percent. Covers signs and limitations of circulation observations, shock, possible pelvic injury, protection from cold, head and eye injury, burns, and reassessment. Establishes reporting changes in breathing, skin, and responsiveness while minimizing unnecessary movement and heat loss. States plainly that the online course authorizes no pelvic binder, medication, invasive procedure, or diagnosis and observation must not delay urgent care.
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Module 5: More Than One Casualty
1 lesson · 0.5 hours, self-paced. Closes with a quiz that passes at 80 percent. Covers professional START triage terminology, the general helper's limits, safe movement, responder-directed collection points, casualty counts, handoffs, records, and debriefs. Establishes coordination with 911 and incident responders, reassessment after movement, and accurate communication about each injured person. States plainly that START knowledge does not authorize independent triage, withholding resuscitation, or entering a hot or warm zone.