What should the field rescue first aid kit be equipped with?

A first-aid kit is a compact bag containing essential medical supplies and tools used in emergencies. These kits are tailored for different environments and needs, such as home use, outdoor activities, car travel, gifts, or disaster scenarios like earthquakes. Each type of first-aid kit is designed to meet specific challenges that may arise in its intended setting.

Internal medicine first-aid kit includes items for treating common ailments: Allergies: Loratadine tablets, Carboxysteine tablets. Motion sickness: Dizziness natriuretic gastroenteritis. Berberine for gastrointestinal issues. Peppermint sticks for mental clarity. Snake bites: Ji Desheng Snake pills. Dehydration: Rehydration salts II. Energy: Anhydrous glucose and salt. Water purification: Military water tablets. Detoxification: Three yellow tablets. Cough: Lupetine hydrochloride tablets. Expectorant: Watermelon frost throat tablets. Antibiotics: Cefradine. Ointments: Erythromycin, Aureomycin. Pain relief: Aspirin. Angina: Nitroglycerin. Heatstroke: Huoxiangzhengqi, Shi Dhui. Protection: Kneepads, ankle guards, protective hand cloths (like boxing gloves), 3M elastic bandage, gloves, Yunnan Baiyao aerosol. Additional: Sunscreen, mosquito repellent for tropical areas.

First-aid kit configuration concept: 1. Always include medicine instructions in the kit. You might be the one helping someone else, so having clear guidance is crucial. 2. If you or someone else is injured, don’t try to push through. Use the first-aid supplies to get help quickly. 3. Remember, you’re not in a hospital. The kit is for basic care only. In life-threatening situations, your main goal is to stabilize the patient and wait for professional help. 4. Regularly check the kit and replace expired items. Your safety and others’ lives depend on it. 5. Opt for small, individually wrapped items to maximize variety without overloading. You can’t carry everything, so prioritize what’s most useful. Hardware: Two red first-aid kits (15cm x 20cm), one for internal medicine and one for surgery. Both feature waterproof zippers and durable covers. A lunch box can also serve as an alternative container. Surgical first-aid kit contains: Thermal insulation emergency blankets, lighters, band-aids, 3M tape, surgical blades, gauze, disposable syringes, gloves, cotton swabs, iodine, hemostatic forceps, triangular needles, thermometers, alcohol cotton, hemostatic powder, external creams, sulfur cream, acme cream, compound ketoconazole ointment, lipsticks, lincomycin lidocaine gel, wind spirit, cool oil. Note: Emergency blankets help reduce heat loss by up to 80% in critical situations. Lighters have better disinfection properties than alcohol. External creams are effective for minor burns and infections. Compound ketoconazole ointment helps with eczema, while lincomycin lidocaine gel relieves insect bites. These tools are essential for wound care and treatment in the field.