Equip First Aid Kits

Me and my family (my husband and 15 year old son) will be moving soon from New York state to Oklahoma, we will be driving and Im trying to put together a well equipped first aid kit to use while we are on the road... what should I include in it?
I looked at the pre packaged ones and they have plastic band aids included in them, my son has to use material band aids

Here's a pretty good, extensive list:
http://www.serveyourworld.com/articles/4 6/1/Making-the-Perfect-First-Aid-Kit

2008-01-01 18:21:17 by Army ♥ Wife

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Has anybody used a first aid kit from equip? If so what did you think of it?

When I was a paramedic I carried my own first aid kit, we were required to. We put everything in it for most any situation. Even a mask to put over a persons mouth to give CPR without having to touch their mouth to do CPR. I used my kit many times, being we were trained medical personal we were required to stop at all accidents if no ambulance was on scene yet and if the patient(s) needed a paramedic and not just an EMT we had to go in the ambulance to the hospital while the EMT drove our personal vehicle to the hospital for us. The only way a paramedic didn't have to go to the hospital with the patient(s) is if a paramedic met the EMT's on scene, then we could leave.

2008-09-17 21:48:09 by babs

Price: $91.48 $59.44

My dog goes to all different places and i want to be well equipped if she gets hurt. ( she goes camping, swimming, hiking, dog parks etc.)

diarrhea tablets,a wrap,medical scissors,cotton balls,gauze,medical tape, muzzle

2009-07-19 08:06:37 by

the venom is not fatal, as widely known. Moreover the television unit is always be equipped with first aid kit and paramedics, but in this incident it wont helped much. So, what went wrong in rescuing steve irwin?

I was just sitting here, thinking about Steve Irwin and said to myself, go to Yahoo answers and see how others feel. Thanks for posting this question. Steve Irwin made me think about animals in a whole new way. I have a greater respect for animals because of him. I used to watch crocodile hunters alot, but in the last couple of years, I moved on to other interests. I just feel very sad about him dying at such a young age. I'm 55 and I guess it makes me feel lucky I'm still alive. Steve Irwin had such a fun personality, I always had the feeling that he was a geniune person, and what you saw is what you got. I would laugh so hard watching him. A very cool person! I love you Steve! Have just as much fun in heaven!

Anyhow, I uploaded 2 videos to youtube, a tribute and Crocodile Hunter, most embarrassing moments. That one will make you laugh!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wCnNFyW2 jk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv7e1Qwxj 1w
This is a really cool video of Steve Irwin, with some of his most embarrassing moments! Hope this cheers everyone up a bit! Crickey!
Steve Irwin, A Great Aussie Mate
Australia and America has lost a great mate. For the past few years Steve Irwin has been the Aussie Americans knew best. He was your mate. For those of us who were lucky enough to have worked with him promoting Australia, he was our mate. His extraordinary enthusiasm and passion for life, his unequalled devotion to the animal world, his big hearted love for his country and his efforts to get more Americans Down Under made us proud - of him, and of what he so magnificently represented.

We thank America for taking him to your hearts. By doing that you gave him the power to make his dream of a better understanding of the natural world a reality. You will miss him, and so will we.

Steve was a great Australian and a great man.

Donations in memory of Steve can be made at www.wildlifewarriors.org.au ....
From:
http://www.australia.com/home_us.aust?L= en&C=US

Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors Worldwide are today in mourning for a beloved friend and respected leader. The global response to the loss of Steve Irwin and the public outpouring of empathy we have received has been overwhelming, and a significant comfort to those of us who knew him. This is not just a loss for us, but for a planet full of people who loved him so well, and for the world’s precious wildlife that he laid his life on the line to protect.

Steve was a true original; he brought energy and passion to everything he did. Whether it was performing groundbreaking crocodile research on board his vessel Croc One, filming wildlife documentaries or simply celebrating his children’s birthdays, Steve didn’t do anything by half. A hard-core Wildlife Warrior and dedicated family man, Steve did for conservation and education what no one had ever done before. He brought wildlife conservation right into people’s living rooms and created a whole new generation of Wildlife Warriors.

The exceptional life Steve led is a testament to his respect for all creatures great and small, and his passion for wildlife was matched only by his passion for family life.

We here at Australia Zoo offer our heartfelt thanks on behalf of the Irwin family for your condolences and kind words. Many people have expressed a desire to donate to Wildlife Warriors Worldwide in memory of Steve. All donations will be greatly appreciated and applied directly to saving animals in the wild. Steve’s legacy will live on in the continuation of his life’s work.
http://www.wildlifewarriors.org.au/

2006-09-05 10:32:55 by Ramchandar Rao Velivela

How were they equipped?
How were their supply, weapon, armor,first-aid-kit and some other material they need?
Were Soviet Army short of them or not?
How were the rank of the weapon in that age?

The Red Army basically used the same weaponry and equipment as the pre-revolutionary Tsarist Army. The equipment came from the same arsenals, stockpiles and factories. The Red Army experienced shortages of nearly everything, as did the opposing Whites. Neither side controlled the transport system entirely. The Whites were able to get supplies from overseas, via the ports they (and the western Allies) controlled; the Reds controlled the armament factories in the cities but did not always control the sources of raw materials in the countryside.

The basic armament was the same on both sides; WW1 rifles, artillery, armored cars, machine guns.

The rank structure of the White army followed the pre-revolutionary practice. The Red army experimented with various models, including eliminating rank altogether. The Red officers were more political than military in background. The head of the Red army was Leon Trotsky, who had no military background. After the Bolshevik Revolution, the vast majority of trained officers went over to the White faction or left the country.

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