Subs on an injury

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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Can you give some explicit examples between the two that I can compare?

Don't go Old School on me. If you have the IAABO manual, you don't need me to compare sections side-by-side.

If IAABO/NFHS mechanics are the same, what are IABBO clinicians generally doing better than NFHS clinicians when it comes to teaching those identical mechanics?

I don't know -- and I would never make such a blanket statement. I belong to an IAABO board, so I can only tell you about my experience.

I have seen both manuals. I believe the IAABO one is better for the reasons I stated. But, that is a subjective judgment.