This invention provides a
battlefield wound treatment device for
first aid in a
battlefield environment, belonging to the field of
wound care technology. The device includes a
bandage, and further includes: two Velcro straps symmetrically fixed to the outer walls of both ends of the
bandage about its central axis; the two Velcro straps can be adhered to each other for quick and secure connection of the two ends of the
bandage; a sealing bag detachably connected to the middle section of the bottom wall of the bandage; a
drug storage component located inside the sealing bag for
temporary storage of
chlorhexidine and
lidocaine; a pressure bladder fixedly connected to the inner side of the top wall of the sealing bag, its top wall being fixedly connected to the bottom wall of the bandage, and containing
distilled water; and an
ammonium chloride storage component located on the side wall of the middle section of the pressure bladder for storing
ammonium chloride. This design reduces the size of the device, making it lighter and more portable, and enabling
wound treatment in a very short time, meeting the needs of rapid rescue in
emergency situations.