This is for entertainment purposes only, this is not medical advice.
One of the many things i left out in the video is i have 3 (minimum) rolls of medical tape in the kit as well, every single action taken on a patient gets taped up before they get moved. I tried to use the most simple language possible and not get too detailed about any one thing because whats most important is that you bring a little cheat sheet for yourself that tells you indications and contra-indications for all the medicines you'll bring, and that you get some hands-on training by a LICENSED AND CERTIFIED instructor. Above all else, don't bring things you aren't proficient in using, and don't cause more harm than good. What i bring is not what you should bring, it should always be tailored to your skill level and the adventures you go on.
Some things to consider are, if you have pets you may want to invest in a RATS tourniquet, however they are not effective on people. Make sure you have all the emergency medications anyone in your group needs. If your family members have drug allergies write them on something durable in your drug kit for reference.
Above all else, do not make a bad situation worse by losing your composure and freaking out. Being calm cool and collected will do a lot in an emergency situation.
For medical supplies/first aid kits i recommend mymedic.com/
I am in no way sponsored or associated with the company in the slightest, i just think they have great products. There are a lot of really bad medical kits on the market, especially the ones that sponsor most of the overland influencers, so just do your research first and don't believe what you hear on RU-vid/Instagram, especially from me.
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4 окт 2024
