Couple of things I have in extended remote field kits that you did not specifically mention, not saying you don't have them or need to carry them but something for you to consider for your already well set up med kit. - splint (pneumatic or collapsable) - athlectic binding tape (frog tape - for managing sprains) - tourniquet - resusitation face shield (consider bellows or O2 kit if SCUBA) - wound closer glue (Supaglue - might be in your dental kit?) - notepad and pen for diagnosis and recoding symptoms, condition) - otiscope (ear inspection torch) - magnifying lens, head torch, splinter probes - thermometer (probably in your kit just not mentioned) - other specialised bandages (triangle bandage - universal, compression/snake pictograph bandage - cause I'm Australian and our snake bites have specific first aid treatment, but also good for marine stings) Also warm fabric blanket or large towel can be good to help manage trauma situations....but you probably have that on board. If you have a home base (boat, permanent camp) and are going to have potted plants consider aloe vera for burns. Cold/heat packs are also very useful But in the end knowledge and training will be your best tools Anyhoo that's my 50 cents worth, stay safe
Great comments. We do have many items you mention that I did not go over in detail. Superglue is important to mention. My sister-in-law, a plastic surgeon made sure we have that. Good idea about note pad. That is not in our kit!
Thank you for this informative video. My husband and I are 4 years from departure date and I need all the info I can get. Medical info is not covered a lot with RU-vid cruisers so I appreciate your information.