First Aid Basic Kit
Basic First Aid Kit in quality bag. Easy to carry around and store.
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First Aid Kit Regulation 7 Metal Box
Government Regulation 7 First Aid Kit Large (5-50 Persons) in Metal Wall Mounted Box
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First Aid Kit Regulation 7 Plastic Box
Government Regulation 7 First Aid Kit in Heavy Duty Plastic Box:
Suitable for:
- Mines
- Marine Ships
- Heavy Industrial
Contents:
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1     x Antiseptic Solution 100ml                               1  x  Roll Hypo-Allergenic Paper Tape
100 x  Gauze Swabs 75mm x 75mm                        10 x  Plaster Strips Loose
10  x  Sterile Gauze Swabs 75mm x 75mm (5’s)     4  x  First Aid Dressing No. 3
2     x  Cottonwool 50g                                               4   x  First Aid Dressing No. 5
1     x Forceps                                                           2   x  Green Plastic Interlocking Splints
1     x  Scissors                                                          2   x  CPR Mouthpiece
10   x  Safety Pins                                                      2   x  Pairs Gloves Medium
4     x  Triangular Bandages                                      2  x Pairs Gloves Large
4    x Conforming Bandages 75mm                        1   x  Burn Dressing 10cm x 10cm
4    x  Conforming Bandages 100m                         1   x  Plaster Roll 25mm x 3, (Elastic Adhesive)
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Body fluid kit Include:
Absorbent material for the absorption of blood and other body fluids
Disinfectant to disinfect the area after cleaning up blood
2 x Pairs Medium disposable rubber gloves
Red disposable biohazard bag for the safe disposal of contaminated material
Plastic Apron
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Rotation Compression Tourniquet
Regardless of the mechanism of injury, haemorrhage is the leading cause of death following trauma. Injury–induced haemorrhage accounts for the largest proportion of mortality within the first hour of trauma care. It claims more lives than any other injury–induced pathology within the first 48 hours of care.
Following numerous large military campaigns, it is now widely accepted that the rapid application of a tourniquet to a limb for uncontrolled arterial haemorrhaging can dramatically influence the outcome.
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