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SAFETY INFORMATION: FIRST AID KIT
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Item |
Quantity |
Application |
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Antacid |
A roll |
Indigestion/heartburn |
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Antibacterial Soap Tincture of Zepherin |
At least an ounce in a plastic squeeze bottle |
Mild antiseptic for minor wound treatment |
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Aspirin |
Twelve 5 grain tablets |
1-2 tablets/4hours for pain |
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Band-Aids |
A dozen 1" wide |
For cuts |
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Barrier gloves |
Two pairs |
To protect against infection |
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Benadryl-(25mg) Diphenhydramine |
24 caplets |
Antihistamine for allergies, bites, stings and topical inflammations |
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Elastic bandage |
3" wide |
To secure dressings |
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Moleskin |
A half-package |
To pad blisters |
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Needle |
A "medium" |
To remove splinters |
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Personal medications |
Enough for two days |
Daily meds you may normally take at home and need in the field |
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Roller gauze |
Two rolls 2"x5 yards |
For holding gauze compress |
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Safety pins |
Two medium, one large |
Mending clothing tears |
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Saline & syringe |
Two ounces or more |
Flush eye or other wound |
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Steri-pad gauze |
Four 4"x4" squares |
For larger wounds |
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Tape, non-waterproof |
A 2' roll |
For sprains & securing dressings |
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Triangular bandage |
One |
For supporting and immobilizing and keeping clean |
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Tweezers |
A pair |
Splinter & tick removal |
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Specialty Team Additional Equipment |
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Dogs- muzzle |
1 |
Minimize injury to helpers |
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Multi-tool |
1 |
Cut wire/line/quill-removal |