Marines

The medical officer on duty at the Battalion Aid Station watches the video feed of a simulated injury during a Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory limited technical assessment. The Tempus Pro, portable vital signs monitor being used at the point of injury is able to transmit video, pictures, and vital signs to the next level of care while also enabling the medical providers to communicate through both voice and text.
140203-M-RP886-003.JPG Photo By: Kyle J. O. Olson

Mar 28, 2014
Camp Pendleton, California - The medical officer on duty at the Battalion Aid Station watches the video feed of a simulated injury during a Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory limited technical assessment. The Tempus Pro, portable vital signs monitor being used at the point of injury is able to transmit video, pictures, and vital signs to the next level of care while also enabling the medical providers to communicate through both voice and text.


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