Does the Mojo® Public Access Trauma Station include a wall-mount case?
Yes. All three tiers (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced) include a wall-mount case as part of the station bundle — this distinguishes the Mojo® from individual kits that require separate cabinet purchase.
What is the MARCH™ protocol card included in this kit?
MARCH™ stands for Massive Hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia — the evidence-based tactical casualty care sequence. The laminated card guides responders through prioritized trauma intervention steps in the correct clinical order.
Is the tourniquet in this kit CoTCCC-recommended?
The Mojo® station includes the TMT (Tactical Medical Tourniquet) from Safeguard Medical. Verify current CoTCCC recommendation status at the CoTCCC.us website. For confirmed CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet options, see MED-TAC's C-A-T® and SOFTT-W listings.
What does the Advanced tier add that the Intermediate does not?
The Advanced tier adds a burn dressing, SAM splint, trauma pad, rigid eye shield, chest decompression needle, and OPA set — capabilities requiring trained medical personnel. This tier is intended for venues with EMT, paramedic, or nurse on-site.
How does this differ from the Mojo® Shelter in Place Kit?
The Mojo® Public Access Trauma Station (87-600 series) is a wall-mounted trauma station for general public areas. The Mojo® Shelter in Place Kit (87-300 series) is designed for deployment in shelter-in-place scenarios where occupants are sheltering during an active threat.
How many casualties can the Mojo® Public Access Trauma Station treat simultaneously?
Six — one per Individual Trauma Kit. Each kit is individually vacuum-sealed and independently deployable, allowing multiple bystanders to respond to multiple casualties simultaneously.
Does the Mojo® PATS include a wall-mount case?
Yes — the station ships as a complete wall-mount case plus six IFAKs. No additional cabinet purchase is required. It is designed for AED-adjacent placement at standard mounting heights accessible to most adult users.
Can the MARCH™ guidance in the PATS be used by untrained bystanders?
Yes. Each kit includes the MARCH™ Quick Reference Card Set with color-coded, icon-driven guidance that walks even an untrained person through the hemorrhage-control sequence. The TMT® tourniquet inside is designed for self-aid and buddy-aid application. Workplace Stop the Bleed training that integrates with the station maximizes response speed.
What is the limb range of the TMT® tourniquet included in the PATS kits?
The TMT® accommodates limb circumferences from 5¾″ to 35¼″ (approximately 14.6 cm to 89.5 cm), covering pediatric through large adult extremities.