First Aid Training Kits

This was a very high interest among the parents, so i am tryng to set up a training for them.

ask your government.. are you working on official business or just personal. if you are representing a non-profit group they should have a budget for your projects.

2009-09-21 11:55:13 by teamsozpoopingcrane

Part 4 of 5 //////////////////// My experiences in the outdoors led me to my Level 2 First Aid Kit concept. More capable in depth and breadth than ...

I have been a red cross blood donor for 11 years donating 3 times per year. I am also a US Army veteran. I have notified the red cross that I will no longer be supporting them through any type of donation. If one us soldier dies from a bullet fired by a red cross saved Taliban soldier it will be one too many.
I ask you to set partisan politics aside most of us love America & know someone who has served. maybe a friend or a family member. show them you support them. show them you care by not supporting the red cross. Tell the red cross you will not support treason.

will you join me?
I have picked a side though and most Americans have as well. we do not side with terrorist nor will we help those who aid terrorist. The red cross can call what they are doing anything they want. I'll call it by it's true name. treason.

Really? I had no idea this was going on! Screw the Red Cross. Thought their mandate was to ease HUMAN suffering, not that of mad dog terrorists who want to die anyway.
I say we give them their wish!
And yeah, I guess we should boycott the Red Cross financially and otherwise. No way I want even the remotest chance that my blood ends up in some Taliban caveman savage!
Edit- @Mady. Yes, absolutely, let them dirty their hands wherever they want. Just don't ask me to help 'em! I have buddies I served with still fighting over there. If some Taliban flea factory has to suffer for them to live, I have no problem with that.

2010-05-29 09:44:35 by Tea Party Patriot

Price: $17.90 $15.57

10 person ANSI compliant first aid kit
Stored in a hard plastic wall mountable case
Great for home, garage, or your car

Just for a home first aid kit, or something to take with me to my babysitting jobs. I'm trained in first aid, so I wouldn't need a book.

If you're trained in 1st aid you wouldn't need to ask the question because it was covered on your course. Ask your course tutor.

2010-02-21 13:41:12 by Natalie C

Price: $39.90 $36.45

first aid kit; OSHA/ANSI compliant
Stored in a hard plastic wall mountable case
First Aid Kit

There was a really bad road accident that ended up being fatal. It made me realize that my kit was junk it had band aids, scissors and gauze the size of my thumb. There were massive injuries in this accident and I would like to be more prepared. I know i may never see this kind of accident again but it would definitely make me feel better to have it. Please recommend a web site, current kit you have or put together. I do have first aid/cpr training.

This was a fatal accident, obviously nothing you could do to prevent this except set yourself up for liability and run the risk of contracting a disease. Leave the high tech first aid to the medics. Trust me I hate it when over zealous bystanders get in my way and often they do more harm than good.

EMT Paramedic

2011-11-19 13:51:01 by

There was a really bad road accident that ended up being fatal. It made me realize that my kit was junk it had band aids, scissors and gauze the size of my thumb. There were massive injuries in this accident and I would like to be more prepared. I know i may never see this kind of accident again but it would definitely make me feel better to have it. Please recommend a web site, current kit you have or put together. I do have first aid/cpr training.

I'm glad you want to be prepared, however you're going to wind up carrying around a lot of stuff if you get a pre-filled kit (and it's going to wind up costing you more). I'm a paramedic, and I don't carry anywhere NEAR what some of these people are suggesting.

My "hope I don't need it but at least I have it" bag contains:
-Nitrile gloves, multiple pairs
-Hand sanitizer (for the one who said "alcohol preps, for cleaning instruments", alcohol does not clean anything adequately, especially if you're planning on re-using an item. Something labeled "germicide" is your best bet)
-CPR mask (I also cary a BVM, but that's just my preference)
-various oral airways (OPA's)
-a turkey baster (for suctioning vomit/blood/etc. out of airways)
-multiple large dressings (I carry a bunch of 4x4 gauzes, ABD pads, and a trauma dressing)
-a few rolls of kling (fluffy cloth bandaging)
-tape (cloth works best, as it sticks to almost anything)
-trauma shears
-a cheap stethoscope & BP cuff (if you're only trained in cpr & basic first aid, you won't need these)

Always remember, the best thing you can do for someone involved in a bad wreck is to get help to them- CALL 911 FIRST! Then try to keep the people involved as calm as you can, and try to keep them from moving. Always remember to keep your safety first!

2009-04-10 12:34:24 by mk