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According to the new "Stop the Bleed" campaign, a bleeding control kit should contain:
Quantity | Description |
---|---|
1 | Effective Tourniquet |
1 | Compressive Dressing – 6 inch |
2 | Rolled Gauze |
1 | Trauma Shears |
2 | Nitrile Gloves (large) |
1 | Bag or Container to Hold Equipment |
Categories: First Aid Articles & Bleeding & Wound Care
Posted On: October 8 2015
Posted By: First Aid Mart Team